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March 27, 2009 -
March 27, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: Rahm Emanuel’s High-Paying, Do-Nothing Tenure at Freddie Mac Obama’s Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel is not known as a shrinking violet. He’s been described as rude, crude, aggressive, mean-spirited, dogmatic and loquacious. Passive, quiet, inconspicuous? Not so much. So how is it that…
March 20, 2009 -
March 20, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: Feds Attack Local Communities for Enforcing Immigration Laws And so it begins. At a time when many local law enforcement agencies are finding success putting a stop to illegal immigration crime, the Obama administration has decided to interfere. According to the Houston Chronicle:…
March 13, 2009 -
March 13, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: Judicial Watch Uncovers Documents Detailing Pelosi’s Repeated Requests for Military Travel New documents uncovered by Judicial Watch suggest House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been treating the Air Force like her own personal airline. This discovery has led to a barrage of news coverage….
March 06, 2009 -
March 6, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: Judicial Watch Files Civil Rights Lawsuit on Behalf of "Joe the Plumber" On March 5, during a news conference held at the National Press Club, Judicial Watch announced a new federal civil rights lawsuit filed on behalf of Samuel Joseph Wurzelbacher. Most of…
February 27, 2009 -
February 27, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: Strike Three…Obama’s Third Commerce Secretary Nominee Has Corrupt Ties to Chinagate This is all starting to get a little ridiculous. Obama’s first pick for Commerce Secretary, Bill Richardson, had to withdraw his name when it was discovered that he was the subject of…
February 23, 2009 -
February 20, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: Judicial Watch Calls on Roland Burris to Resign What a difference a month can make. On January 7, Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit against the United States Senate for denying Roland Burris his position as the junior senator from Illinois. Now, we’re calling…
February 13, 2009 -
February 13, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: FEC Investigation Confirms Obama Received Discount Mortgage The Federal Election Commission (FEC) notified Judicial Watch this week that it has "closed the file" on our complaint against Senator Barack Obama for allegedly accepting a below market rate mortgage loan in 2005 not available…
February 06, 2009 -
February 6, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: Obama’s "Screwed Up" Presidential Appointments This has been a rather inauspicious start for the new president, at least as far as his presidential appointments are concerned. This week, Barack Obama was forced to admit that he "screwed up" on a couple of his…
January 30, 2009 -
January 30, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: Judicial Watch Files Lawsuit Challenging Hillary Clinton Appointment On Thursday, Judicial Watch filed a lawsuit against newly sworn-in Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on behalf of U.S. Foreign Service Officer and State Department employee David C. Rodearmel. (Click here to read the lawsuit….
January 23, 2009 -
January 23, 2009 From the Desk of Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton: Congratulations to President Obama I want to start by extending my congratulations to our new president, Barack Obama, who was sworn into office on Tuesday (or was it Wednesday?). Of course, Judicial Watch hopes the new president succeeds by making the right public…
