Friday, March 24, 2006

Hillary's favorite thug

Last week Mickey Kaus noted this story by Thomas Lipscomb about the connections between Hillary Clinton and the private investigator famous for his thuggish intimidation tactics. Lipscomb writes:
Numerous unbiased accounts of the Clintons have repeatedly stressed the importance of Hillary’s role in having the good sense to understand the danger the “bimbo eruptions” represented to her blasé husband and to deal with them before they got out of hand. And there were a lot of strange occurrences surrounding the Paula Jones case, Kathleen Willey’s dead cat and the alleged Brodderick rape case. Did the current front-running Democratic Presidential contender Hillary Clinton hire or direct any or all of Anthony Pellicano’s activities in her particular known area of interest?

You have to totally lack journalistic curiosity or be brain dead to miss an opportunity like this. And those are the more attractive possibilities. After all, if reporters continue to dance around such an obvious matter with a Presidential election looming every time another Pellicano story comes up, one would think an editor somewhere would set them straight. So far none have. Do a Lexis search for all the Pellicano stories in MSM. Now do a Google search on Pellicano and Hillary Clinton. Try to match them. Sad, isn’t it?


It isn't about the bias. It is about the active partisanship.

3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Please quit referring to Democrats as "Democratic", such as in your post "Democratic Presidental candidate". I think she is a Democrat Presidental candidate.

1:18 PM, March 24, 2006  
Blogger Stan said...

If you read carefully, you would note that the usage in this post was that of Mr. Lipscomb. That said, however, I agree with him.

4:06 PM, March 24, 2006  
Blogger Stan said...

Also, please note that William Buckley also agrees with Mr. Lipscoms's usage. See here. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1282/is_25_52/ai_68163648

4:10 PM, March 24, 2006  

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