No rest for the wicked, I suppose.

From Yahoo.com this afternoon:

“Cheney has been criticized for waiting a day [Emphases mine –Nate] before disclosing a hunting mishap Saturday in which he shot his 78-year-old hunting companion, Harry Whittington, in the neck, chest, and face.

Asked at a press conference for her reaction about how the White House has handled the incident, US Senator Hillary Clinton called the Bush administration’s failure to be more forthcoming “troubling.”

“A tendency of this administration — from the top all the way to the bottom — is to withhold information … to refuse to be forthcoming about information that is of significance and relevance to the jobs that all of you do, and the interests of the American people,” [And again –Nate] Clinton said.”

Aaaaaaand, we flash back 10 years:

“WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, Aug. 27) — The same day Hillary Clinton was scheduled to speak at the Democratic National Convention, newly released documents suggest she was behind the 30-hour delay in releasing late White House counsel Vincent Foster’s suicide note to authorities. [And again –Nate]

How the White House handled Foster’s 1993 death, and the possibility that administration officials improperly removed documents from his office or impeded an official search of it [I know, it’s getting old –Nate], has been the subject of intense scrutiny by congressional Republicans and the media.”

Well, then. Not much more to say there, I think.