- Judicial Watch went to federal court in Washington yesterday, as
part of its effort to obtain Hillary Clinton's records from her time as
first lady. The Clinton Presidential Library has so far refused to
release the records.
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Watch filed a lawsuit on July 16, 2007 against the U.S. National
Archives and Records Administration in an effort to get access to Mrs.
Clinton's calendar -- including her daily office diary, schedule, day
planner, telephone log book, and chronological file.
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The
National Archives said in a court filing that 10,000 pages of Mrs.
Clinton's records will be processed "by the end of January 2008" --
after the November 2008 election.
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In a November 30 interview broadcast on C-SPAN, President Clinton claimed to want the records released as soon as possible
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Rotsa Ruck. Truth seekers
were unable in 2004 to get presidential front runner Howard
Dean's records while Governor of Vermont out of escrow, and the
2004 nominee John Kerry has still not released his Navy records despite
numerous public promises to do so. But, they are not the
problem. The problem is a client media that refuses to force
these issues, and negligent democrat constituencies that refuse to
connect these dots. Which is why I'm ordering 37 million
lobotomies after I take power.
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