Is there a right wing conspiracy against Bill Clinton?

Clinton allies identify billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife as a key financier of this conspiracy. The First Lady's allegations of a conspiracy were denied by independent counsel Kenneth Starr, the target of much of Hillary Clinton's criticism. It was also derided by many conservatives who claimed they found the idea of an actual conspiracy to be laughable. They claimed vindication when President Clinton ultimately admitted to having an "improper physical relationship" with Lewinsky.David Brock, a conservative turned liberal pundit, has said that there was, in fact, an effort to dredge up scandals against Clinton, which he had been party to. He documented this in his mea culpa, Blinded by the Right: The Conscience of an Ex-Conservative' it was called the Arkansas Project. He commented in an interview on The Daily Show that Hillary Clinton was essentially correct but wrong in the idea that it was "vast," saying it was actually a relatively small group. Adam Curtis also discusses these concepts in his documentary series The Power of Nightmares.