Bill Clinton Wants His Domain Names Back  In the late '90s,
private investigator Joe Culligan registered and other
Clintonesque domain names as a joke. Now Bill Clinton's lawyer
is pursuing legal action to get the website addresses. It's
payback, says Culligan.  For months, Culligan has been digging
into the mystery of why Maggie Williams, a longtime Clinton
staffer who served as Hillary Clinton's campaign manager and now
works for her as a Secretary of State recruiter, used Clinton's
taxpayer-funded office to receive correspondence about stock
options she received from Delta Financial, a subprime lender.
It's the most obscure imaginable charge. What, does Culligan
think Clinton ripped off taxpayers by having a government-paid
clerk drop the letter off at Williams's desk? It's hardly a
scandal compared to the $1 million-a-year bill the government
has paid since 2001 to fund Clinton's post-presidential
operation.  It would have been a simple thing for the Clinton
camp to brush off the charge as irrelevant. Bu