Are Republicans feeling the heat?

Beset by scandals and rumors of more to come, the Republicans are just doing what comes naturally: Trying to drag the Clintons through yet another investigation!

In the New York Times: Inquiry on Clinton Official Ends With Accusations of Cover-Up

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 - After the longest independent counsel investigation in history, the prosecutor in the case of former Housing Secretary Henry G. Cisneros is finally closing his operation with a scathing report accusing Clinton administration officials of thwarting an inquiry into whether Mr. Cisneros evaded paying income taxes.

You really have to read through to the very end. But this paragraph midway gives a clue:

A copy of the report was obtained by The New York Times from someone sympathetic to the Barrett investigation who wanted his criticism of the Clinton administration to be known. On Wednesday, Mr. Barrett declined to discuss the report, saying he would not talk about it until it was officially made public. [Emphasis added.]

And here are the last two paragraphs:

Initially, the panel of three judges that oversees the lingering issues involving the independent counsel law agreed in October to the public release of Mr. Barrett's report but said the section with accusations about Clinton officials must be deleted.

But after Congressional Republicans attached a rider to a Department of Housing and Urban Development spending bill requiring publication of the full report, the judicial panel in November ordered a full disclosure.