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[GAWnCA]

Everyone better start doing their homework on Hillary, as come 2008 we are goig to need it!

[antivenom]

One such snarly issue into which prosecutors are accused of not wanting to delve involves demands made on SLM to transfer at least $100,000 worth of company stock as part of an alleged quid pro quo between the Clintons and Paul to enlist Bill Clinton to promote the company after he left the White House. Until recently, Insight could not confirm the alleged demands. However, following up on a Los Angeles Times report this summer, Insight now has obtained internal communications from the Hillary Rodham Clinton for U.S. Senate Committee Inc., the political entity she used to raise funds for her campaign in 2000. These documents, above, appear to confirm the allegations that SLM stock-transfer demands were made and paid.

For example, copies of faxes identified as coming from David Rosen, the national finance director for Hillary Clinton's political organization, do indeed instruct the delivery of $100,000 worth of SLM stock to the Working Families Party in New York state. This was a political-action group that threw support to Clinton's 2000 bid for the U.S. Senate.

In a fax dated Aug. 24, 2000 ("in RE: Stock Transfer"), there is a reference to an Aug. 3, 2000, memorandum from Rosen to Steve Gordon at SLM, in which Rosen reveals the brokerage account for the Working Families Party as Morgan Stanley/Dean Wittier, the account number, and its representative, phone number and address in Staten Island, N.Y. Both documents say at the bottom: "Paid for by the Hillary Rodham Clinton for U.S. Senate Committee Inc. Contributions are not tax deductible for federal income-tax purposes."