Something To Hide?

Obviously. Hillary Clinton is spending much of the wealth she acquired from the sale of her silly memoirs on lawyers so that she can prevent release of the special prosecutor's report on the Henry Cisneros investigation. Why?

In April we reported that Williams & Connolly--which represents many prominent Democrats, including Mr. Cisneros--had filed more than 190 motions and appeals, one of which alone took 18 months to deal with. Now we are told that yet another secret delay order has been granted by the court. What's more, Williams & Connolly's Mr. Kendall--who as far as anyone knows represents not Mr. Cisneros but Mrs. Clinton--has been among those spotted at the courthouse reviewing the IC's report.

One possible motivation isn't hard to imagine: Senator Clinton is running for re-election next year (never mind any possible Presidential ambitions), and she can't be excited about the possible release of a report that might reflect poorly on the Clinton Administration's IRS and Justice Department, especially with the IRS having been run by her friend, Peggy Richardson. Our calls this week to Mr. Kendall and Williams & Connolly for comment on the delays were not returned.