Fear and intimidation were used to keep people from talking . . . . Tactics by his machine kept a lot of the truth from coming out. He said after their first day in Little Rock they were followed everywhere and often when making cold calls were greeted by name. In other words, people knew they were coming. I've seen a machine roll over people like tanks in Tiananmen Square. . . .
Character means nothing anymore.
The point to keep in mind is that people don't fear a normal politician, even if they have information that could embarrass the politician. Clearly, there are people in Arkansas, at least, who are afraid of crossing what Lambert calls the Clinton machine. People normally fear criminals. Anyone who has read my column knows that I think Clinton is a sociopathic personality and an evil man. I believe that if he even attempted to tell the truth, his jaw would lock up and his tongue would become paralyzed.