Judicial Watch, the righty activist law firm that’s threatening to sue Seattle over the city’s support for Casa Latina (here’s Jonah’s coverage), is under fire from its own founder, Larry Klayman.

His battle against the group may be convoluted sour grapes (hard to tell), but it takes two to squabble, and it’s great (check out the law suit) to see the right trashing the right.

Klayman, who also ran for the U.S. Senate from Florida, writes:

Now, I face an even bigger challenge — Saving Judicial Watch! After I left Judicial Watch, we were betrayed by those who we had trusted to lead the organization. As explained in a complaint that I was forced to file, they lied to donors and supporters, misused their monies, failed to honor their agreement with me, and disparaged my name and reputation, all in a selfish power grab. And since I left, the energy, creativity and success of the organization has dwindled down to almost nothing, with one defeat after another in cases that I had filed to clean up corruption in government and the legal systems.

Not only have the donors and supporters of Judicial Watch been served badly, but the financial condition of Judicial Watch has worsened to the point where, if this keeps up, there will be no Judicial Watch in two or four years. The current leadership is effectively writing checks to itself, until the considerable monies which we previously raised to clean up corruption run dry.