Clinton Saga Continues

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review ^ | October 10, 2004 | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Opinion

[PointRight]

The Justice Department says it has evidence that Hillary Clinton's 2000 campaign for the U.S. Senate deliberately low-balled costs associated with a fund-raising event. That, supposedly, to free up more money for electioneering.

Peter Paul, a three-time felon currently under indictment for stock fraud charges in New York, claims he underwrote most of the cost of the August 2000 star-studded Hollywood gala. Prosecutors say he did so in hopes of securing a presidential pardon that never came. Mr. Paul and the Clintons have denied the allegation. Clinton's campaign denies any fund-raising chicanery.

[Inge C]

The California Court has refused to drop the charges against the Clintons following their appeal, and the charges stick. Hillary is afraid, because should be charges, she won't be able to run for President in 2008. However, much kudos to the Judge, who has dismissed the Clintons Appeal.

[ManMountain]

I think that this Paul fellow has a life expectancy of about three minutes if the Arkansas Mafia gets mobilized.

[Fedora]

Ping.

[christie]

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"We're going to take things away from you
on behalf of the common good."

Hillary Rodham Clinton
(July 26, 2004, NY Daily News)

Click here to check out my web site dedicated to exposing Hillary.
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[smonk]

nothing will happen. the clinton's are the first humans in history that have immunity from crime the same way the human body has immunity from certain viruses; after repeated exposure, the virus doesn't stand a chance against the immune system. in much the same way, prosecutors and investigators don't have a chance against the clinton army of lawyers.

[Fiddlstix]

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