A chip off the Clinton block, you are. That's a bold lie that "none of the investigations turned up proof of incitable crimes" -- for they did, yet the prosecutors chose not to indict, for reasons unstated.
It's also a bold lie to say in this context of a discussion of general corruption that "you are innocent until proven guilty". By that measure Al Capone was an innocent who just ran afoul of the tax code.
Only in the narrow confines of a criminal trial are things established so that the judge and jury must presume an accused to be innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. The everyday evidence and prevasiveness of corruption within the Clinton Administration are clear to any voter and citizen who looks fair and squarely at the history of it. To every working nostril came the scent -- and it stank.
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