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On the last day of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, I woke to the news that presidential adviser Dick Morris was about to resign over reports that he had been consorting with a $200-an-hour prostitute.
The Clinton administration released documents showing that the National Security Council had warned the White House against consorting with shady characters who have since become infamous in the Democratic campaign-finance scandal . The document release was meant to prove the integrity of then-NSC-boss Anthony Lake, thereby persuading senators to confirm him as CIA director.
The story states the Justice Department explanation of why such consorting is not an anti-trust issue the way it says Microsoft's activities are: "monopolies and their competitors play by different rules."
Posada's tale of anti-Castro ops, which includes a series of Havana hotel bombings last year, alleges considerable consorting with the CIA.
The requisite campaign-finance article notes that Clinton, who has been an avid fund-raiser since his days as governor, loves consorting with rich people.