I must be missing something.
What did the Clintons have to
do with JFK Jr’s plane crash?
You never heard about this, or read MIA's clintonian's hit-list:???
Such is the fodder - indeed, the hi-test rocket fuel - for conspiracy theorists everywhere. But who would want to murder the adorable "American Prince?" Although we had never heard it before, the young magazine editor and publisher of George was apparently about to announce that he did harbor political aspirations and that his intention was to take on Hillary Clinton in New York's upcoming senatorial race. With the political wake of Attorney General/Governor/President Bill Clinton being littered with over 100 dead bodies already and his apparent propensity to eliminate anyone who gets in his way, many investigative reporters believed a motive was firmly established.
The charismatic young Kennedy, whose magnetism dwarfed even that of his famous father, may well have been the only person in the whole state of New York who could have frightened Hillary with an election run. A Kennedy victory would certainly have established a foothold for a future shot at the presidency - also a prospective concern for the whole ruling establishment.
"Young Kennedy was routinely asked by NY Democrats to be a candidate for public office," a close friend confided to Newsweek after his accident… that Kennedy was quietly exploring a campaign for the US senate seat in 2000 before the 1st Lady expressed interest. "It was only a matter of time before he ran for something.…"
Longtime family friend,and former Press Secretary for President Kennedy, Pierre Salinger zeroed-in on a more explicit detail: "One of the most important things I did with John Jr. was in 1988, when I attended the Democratic Convention in Atlanta. Suddenly, I discovered that John Jr. was going to give a speech there. It was fantastic. I was very excited about that speech, and I took John Jr. aside to meet alone with me for several hours. I was telling him that this speech showed strongly that he should start thinking about going into politics. He said he was interested, but he was still too young. He told me that he had an idea that he should go into politics in the next century. That was something I still believed that he would do."