NewsMax.com.
Thursday, Nov. 9, 2000. With Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff.
It was announced today that Miami attorney Kendall Coffey will be a key
lawyer for Al Gore in his bid to overturn the election here in Florida.
Coffey is not a new name to NewsMax.com readers.
Coffey headed Elian Gonzalezs legal team.
At the time, NewsMax.coms Jack Thompson reported that Coffey was
throwing the legal case so that Reno would have her way.
Thompson reported that Coffey failed to take even the most basic steps to
protect Elians rights.
Coffey wouldnt file a complaint to the appellate court after the
horrific raid on Elians Miami home and even agreed to Renos idea of
an expedited legal process to speed Elians return.
Thompson warned our readers that, like Coffey, Elian was surrounded by
Democratic Party hacks. Coffey was a close associate of Janet Reno, who had been
U.S. attorney for Miami.
We hear there are lots of red faces in Miami today among the Cuban-American
lackeys who, with Coffey, helped give Elian back to the thug named Castro.
One is Armando Gutierrez, a public relations flack who controlled all
information to and from Uncle Lazaro. Gutierrez is a crony of Coffey.
Guiterrez - now this takes real chutzpah - was planning a "celebration"
tonight in Miami to congratulate himself and Coffey in what he called "An
Evening of Recognition for those involved with the Elian Gonzalez Plight."
An e-mail sent out this evening canceled the event.
We always felt that there was some higher power working in the Elian matter
- the sacrifice of his mother and his miraculous salvation by Donato on the high
seas. There was something of an apocalyptic revelation for us when the world saw
the Reno storm trooper brandishing the machine gun to grab the boy - and did
nothing.
Is it more than a coincidence that on this day of high electoral drama, when
the Judas crowd sought to gather to congratulate themselves in Miami, Kendall
Coffey would reveal his true colors? God does have a sense of humor, we believe.
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