FBI Raids Hillary's Warehouse in Whitewater Deja Vu

NewsMax ^ | 6/24/02 | Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff

[aruanan]

I wonder if she'll have a Pretty in Orange press conference.

[NormsRevenge]

That may have been a Freudian Slip on My Part ..

Fortunately, the newly Corrected Title Won't Confuse Others :-)

Thanks to the Great DatabaseKeeper for correcting it!!!

Judicial Watch .. Keep on Truckin' !!

[Orangedog]

guess they have to occasionally put on a little show for the sheeple who want to believe the whole sham is really legitimate....anybody want to bet me that nothing comes of this?

Betting that something would come of it would be throwing money away. The soccer moms don't care how crooked these people are.

[Lockbox]

My theory, Clintons uses the FBI to seize the records to CYA.

Hillary 14, America 0. And it’s only half time folks.

[Paul Atreides]

That's not all they found...

[NormsRevenge]

LMAOROTF ... Thanks I needed that !!!

[B4Ranch]

Or is this just the Republicans trying to stay in power? Don't tell me they are starting to fight dirty like the democrats have done for decades!

[an amused spectator]

Oh, I know that once people started looking into the Whitewater scandal, they turned over every rock they could find to see what they could pin on Bill Clinton, and hit paydirt with his sex life.

"And no one in Clinton's administration was convicted of a felony, either." ;-)

You forgot to include that bit of apologia, Ms. Rosen.

**snicker**

[RonF]

Sorry, I a) don't understand the reference about felony charges, b) don't understand the reference to a Ms. Rosen, and c) fail to see what any of that has to linking a (failed) attempt to charge either of the Clintons with complicity or involvement in a financial scandal with getting a quickie in the Oval Office.

[ravingnutter]

Don't tell me they are starting to fight dirty like the democrats have done for decades!

Did you forget who is in the WH? Bush just loves to play hardball...

[Ann Archy]

Do you have kneepads that match all your dresses, or do you just have one set???

There is NO excuse for the immoral Clintons.....you fell for their lies....Get smart, start thinking for yourself.

[ravingnutter]

Bump for the late afternoon crowd.

[RonF]

Nah, the Wellesley girls don't like guys in dresses, trust me. I know.

Actually, my first reaction about hearing about Bill's sexual transgressions wasn't politically related: it was, "I didn't think a Wellesley girl would put up with that kind of shit!" Not the ones I knew, anyway. But I guess we all make compromises in our marriages.

[NormsRevenge]

Or is this just the Republicans trying to stay in power? Don't tell me they are starting to fight dirty like the democrats have done for decades!

Maybe Its the ViaGra kikkin' in :-?

[laredo44]

and hit paydirt with his sex life. Big deal.

Until you can look at yourself in the mirror and say, "I should be ashamed that I support a guy who, as President of the United States, committed the felony of perjury to cover up the crime of sexual harrassment" you will be part of the problem.

Our society is the better for the heroes like the firemen who rushed into the buring Towers on 9/11 to save others. We are better for those who crashed a plane in a Pennsylvania field to spare their fellows on the ground.

Your guy sacrifices others to protect himself. We are the poorer for it. You divide us by lauding such a contemptible man.

[ravingnutter]

Okay...this is sad..."Man Tells Passer-By Cop About Dope" is getting more play than this article....

[RonF]

"Until you can look at yourself in the mirror and say, "I should be ashamed that I support a guy who, as President of the United States, committed the felony of perjury to cover up the crime of sexual harrassment" you will be part of the problem."

Non-responsive. Still waiting for someone to show me how sexual pecadillos have anything to do with financial crimes.

[ravingnutter]

On Jan. 19, 2001, the day before he left office, Clinton agreed to a five-year suspension of his Arkansas law license and his payment of a $25,000 fine to the Arkansas Bar Association. In exchange, Kenneth Starr's successor, Robert Ray, agreed to close the Whitewater probe, ending the threat of criminal liability for Mr. Clinton after he left office.

Source

[laredo44]

Non-responsive. Still waiting for someone to show me how sexual pecadillos have anything to do with financial crimes.

So, you define harrassment as a pecadillo, do you? Perhaps if your mother, or wife, or sister, or daughter had endured what happened to Paula Jones at the hands of her superior, you'd feel different. Perhaps not. Do you think the laws on sexual harrassment unnecessary? Do you think they should be obeyed and those who break them punished. Like Clinton himself, you have no shame in your support of that coward who hides behind the skirt of his wife and calls upon his Cabinet, Executives of this country, to cover up his crimes.

For the record, Ken Starr was Independent Counsel investigating Whitewater when allegations surfaced that Clinton was soliciting perjury in the Paula Jones case. Janet Reno asked Starr to investigate those charges as well. That's how they are connected. She could have appointed another IC, but didn't. The Impeachment charges of perjury where those Starr felt were most obvious and provable. Little did he realize how truly sleazy Congressional Democrats were. And you want to line up with them?

[RonF]

Thank you. Probably a fitting penalty for lying under oath. I didn't support impeaching him on lying about getting a blow job in the Oval Office; it's personal business, not official business, and to my mind it never met the standard for "High crimes and misdemeanors". Now, if he'd lied about something having to do with his official duties, oh, say, like whether or not he's approved supplying arms to enemies of the U.S. in direct contravention of American law, that'd be another thing.

But still, there's no charges of crimes. And I still don't see what his sexual offenses had to do with the financial issues of Whitewater.