[FreedomPoster]

So where's our mole to release the un-redacted version to the public?

[unixfox]

Wow, two corrupt enterprises covering for each other.

Who'd thunk it.

[b4its2late]

Cisneros was probably pardoned with the stipulation that he can't sing....

[conservativebabe]

The left will say this is an attempt by Republicans to derail Hillary's presidential campaign.

They are so predictable.

[bmwcyle]

Stories never die at the FR.

HAL9000 your work here with some other counter parts keep the truth alive.

[rfreedom4u]

Is there a statute of limitations on this? If not we need to prosecute.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

The Most Ethical Administration in History^TM did this? Oh, never never...

covering up Cisneros' tax fraud case by transferring it to two inexperienced lawyers in Washington.

Sure, two junior people that they could bully and threaten into "accidentally" botching the case resulting in the defendant going free. This is what they did with Wen Ho Lee's case. It's a Klinton trademark.

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

"Clinton administration quashed fraud case against Cisneros (Barrett Report on Barry Finkelstein)"
New York Daily News via Thomson Dialog NewsEdge | January 17, 2005
HAL9000

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Time for the real conservatives on FR, be it Republicans, Independents or Democrats (like Zell Miller and John O'Neill) to band together.

The "Politically Correct RINO's" on FR are the same group
who "swore"
klintoon, hitlery, hanoi kerry, sanbdi ber(bur)glar, al bore, jane beno,
would be prosecuted for
pardongate, chinagate, the bribes in upstate NY in the 2000 NY Senate race, waco, etc, etc,
"when" the "time was right".

[Chode]

[MEG33]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1561492/posts
Reporting the Report
The American Spectator ^ | 1/20/2006 | R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.


Posted on 01/20/2006 6:12:41 AM CST by saveliberty



Reporting the Report
By
Published 1/20/2006 12:09:31 AM


WASHINGTON -- There was some last-minute drama in Washington before yesterday's release of the long-awaited report by Independent Counsel David Barrett. Sources close to the three-judge panel overseeing the report say that the panel's members were furious about leaks to the press previewing the report's contents. The report, detailing an organized attempt by Clinton Administration officials to shut down an Internal Revenue Service investigation into possible tax violations by President Bill Clinton's secretary of housing and urban development Henry Cisneros, was to be released at 9:00 AM Thursday. The day before, late in the afternoon, word went out from the judges to the Independent Counsel's office that the release would be delayed.


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[Paul Ross]

Bump!