In a cluttered office tucked away in one of the many red-brick office condominiums that ring Washington, D.C., David Bossie, source par excellence to journalists dredging the Whitewater swamp, handles one of the eighteen calls he says he gets each hour. This one is from Bruce Ingersoll, a staff reporter for The Wall Street Journal. The discussion centers on bonds. “I have a whole file on bond transactions,” Bossie tells Ingersoll. “I will get a report on what I find. I know you are trying to move quickly on this. You want to come out before they come out.” A few minutes later Bossie says, “I don’t know what I have to give you,” but promises to spend the next couple of hours going through materials. “You’re on deadline, I understand that.” He then points Ingersoll in another direction. “Have you done anything on Beverly? [Presumably that is Beverly Bassett Schaffer, former Arkansas Securities Commissioner.] You guys ought to look into that. There will be lawsuits against the Rose law firm,” he adds.Bossie led them down hundreds of blind alleys through those years which culminated in tens of millions of wasted taxpayer dollars, ruined lives and no criminal wrongdoing on the part of the Clintons. It did succeed in forever marking them as "not passing the smell test" in the eyes of the press and creating an presumption of guilt that applies to no one else in politics to this day. Citizens United and some of the other players like Judicial Watch are offering the same "service" to the media as they did 20 years ago and the media are eagerly lapping up the stories once again.
“Countless Americans who have died in recent years would be alive today if not for the open-border policies of this administration and the administration that causes this horrible, horrible thought process called Hillary Clinton.”If they can find someone named Guillermo Huerta, you can be sure they'll make an ad out of it. This small group of right wing hit men have been ginning up racial hatred and using it to get their men elected for decades. Now they are joined with the modern alt-right iteration of their ouvre and a candidate who is perfectly willing to forthrightly make the case himself. 1988 was almost 30 years ago. But right now it seems like it was yesterday.