Clinton:
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Conspired with David Hale and Jim McDougal to defraud the Small Business Administration of $300,000. -
Used State Police for personal purposes. -
Abused his position as governor to extort sexual favors from employees. -
Directed State Police to fabricate incriminating evidence against political opponents: Steve Clark, Terry Reed, and Larry Nichols. -
Knew about drug importation and distribution by a friend and campaign contributor, Dan Lasater. -
Allowed drug money to be laundered through ADFA. -
Appointed and protected Arkansas Medical Examiner Fahmy Malak who repeatedly obstructed justice by declaring murders as "suicides" or "accidents." -
Has never accounted for his actions during 40 days behind the Iron Curtain during the Vietnam War. -
Tipped off Governor Tucker about upcoming criminal referral. -
Violated Arkansas campaign finance laws. -
Violated the Constitution by signing into law an ex post facto law, a retroactive tax increase. -
Fired RTC chief Albert Casey to allow his friend Roger Altman to monitor and block Whitewater investigations. -
Fired FBI director William Sessions and the entire top management at the FBI to prevent an autonomous FBI from investigating the suicide of Vince Foster and other scandals. -
Fired all U.S. Attorneys to appoint Paula Casey who prevented Judge David Hale from testifying against Clinton. -
Offered State Troopers federal jobs in return for their silence about Clinton's crimes. -
Blocked Justice Department indictments after Inspector General Sherman Funk found "criminal violations of the Privacy Act provable beyond reasonable doubt" when former Bush employee files were searched and leaked to the press. -
Appointed friend and felon Webster Hubbell to number 3 position in Justice Department in order to be able to block Whitewater criminal referrals by RTC investigator L. Jean Lewis. -
Blocked the criminal trial of Representative Ford, a Tennessee Democrat. -
Appointed a campaign activist to head the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, without the mandated "advice and consent" of the Senate, to derail a probe of his and Hillary's financial dealings. -
Committed witness tampering by causing bribes to be paid to Webster Hubbell. -
Committed witness tampering by causing a job with the NSC to be offered to former Trooper L.D. Brown in return for Brown's silence on several Clinton crimes. -
Rifled through L.D. Brown's personnel file at the CIA in an attempt to find damaging information on Brown, a witness to many Clinton crimes. -
Blocked Justice Department prosecution of Arthur Coia, a union Mob puppet and heavy Clinton donor. -
Made fund-raising calls from the White House, a federal property. -
Accepted a bribe from the Government of China, hidden from federal election inspectors by laundering it through Ng Lap Seng, the Bank of China, Charlie Trie and his relatives, and his Legal Defense Fund. -
Accepted a $50,000 bribe from the candidate for president of South Korea, in return for a written endorsement of the candidate. Engaged in a criminal scheme to launder illegal contributions for the president of Teamsters campaign and in turn laundered illegal foreign contributions through the "Teamsters for a Corruption Free Union" fund. -
Subverted federal campaign spending limits through a DNC slush fund used for television advertising planned by political consultant Dick Morris. Bill Clinton is under investigation by an Independent Counsel and by Congress. -
Lied under oath to a grand jury. -
Found guily by Judge Susan Weber (a Democrat & former student of clinton) of contempt of court for his "willful failure" to obey her repeated orders to testify truthfully in the Paula Jones sexual harassment lawsuit. -
Struck a deal with Mr Ray to spare the president from criminal charges the day before he left office in January 2001. -
Was required to testify for the official record that he "knowingly gave evasive and misleading answers".
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Former US President Bill Clinton could have been charged - and might have been convicted - over his attempts to cover up his affair with Monica Lewinsky, the special prosecutor has concluded.
Robert Ray - who took over from Kenneth Starr as independent counsel - said there was sufficient evidence the president had obstructed the inquiry into the scandal surrounding him and the former White House intern.
Mr Clinton's lawyers struck a deal with Mr Ray to spare the president from criminal charges the day before he left office in January 2001.
Mr Ray's report was released by a three-member panel of federal appeals court judges who appointed him and his predecessor Mr Starr to investigate the president and his wife in 1994.
The report - which was required by law - said: "The independent counsel concluded that sufficient evidence existed to prosecute and that such evidence would 'probably be sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction... by an unbiased trier of fact'."
Mr Ray said he decided against prosecution on the grounds that "non-criminal alternatives" were sufficient.
But in the report, he concluded: "President Clinton's offences had a significant adverse impact on the community, substantially affecting the public's view of the integrity of our legal system.
"President Clinton admitted he 'knowingly gave evasive and misleading' answers" about his sexual relationship with Ms Lewinsky.
The day before President George W Bush was inaugurated, Mr Clinton agreed to surrender his licence to practise law for five years as part of the deal with Mr Ray.
Monica Lewinsky was 21 when she met the President.
He admitted he made false statements under oath when questioned about his relationship with Ms Lewinsky during a hearing into his alleged sexual harassment of Paula Jones.
The report said: "President Clinton engaged in conduct that impeded the due administration of justice by testifying falsely under oath... that he could not recall ever being alone with Monica Lewinsky; and he had not had a sexual affair or engaged in sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky."
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26 separate lawyers on the Clinton Defense team (most presidents have 3-4) -
$2 million in tax money to pay for these lawyers -
37 separate visits with Lewinsky after she left her job the White House -
7 travel office agents wrongly fired -
75 - known illegal calls made by Algore -
$20,000 - Roger Clinton's one time drug debt -
40 days -the amount of time that Bill Clinton spent behind the "Iron Curtain" with communist in 1969 -
$1 trillion - estimated cost of Clinton health care in just a few years -
$50,000 - $150,000 - approx. price of a coffee break with the president -
$150,000 + - price of a night in the Lincoln bedroom
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100 - approx. number of confirmed fund-raiser coffee breaks -
938 supporters spent the night at the White House -
$25 million - contributions raised by coffee events -
$200 - price of Clinton's haircut while holding up traffic at LA International airport. -
$1,000 - approx. amount Hillary invested in cattle futures. -
$100,000 - amount Hillary "earned" in the same cattle futures in a little over a year. -
$14,600 - Clintons owed this amount in back taxes from 1980 (paid for in 1994 -
$452,000 - amount of illegal contributions from the Lippo group to the DNC -
7 independent counsels - one for Clinton and six for his cabinet -
0 surgeon generals between 1995 and early 1998 -
94 - the number of Clinton associates who have (1) fled the country or (2) directlyrefused to answer questions when testifying about Clinton scandals. (See the list http://www.house.gov/reform/oversight/finance/fled.htm http://www.house.gov/reform/oversight/finance/fled.htm source: ABC Nightline) -
17 - The number of those above who fled the country -
0 - the amount of credibility of Clinton after testifying -
$40 million - cost of Clinton's trip to China in 1998 -
9 days, the length of the stay in communist China -
1,000+ number who came to China with Clinton -
11 - Counts of impeachable offenses found in Starr's report -
31 Democrats who voted to begin formal impeachment proceedings -
2 Articles of Impeachment passed by the House -
45% of the Senate vote guaranteed to acquit long before the trial even started -
45 Senators who place allegiance to a scumbag above the rule of law Crime Stats: -
Number of individuals and businesses associated with the Clinton machine who have been convicted of or pleaded guilty to crimes: 47 Number of these convictions during Clinton's presidency: 33 -
Number of indictments/misdemeanor charges: 61 -
Number of imprisonments: 14 -
Number of congressional witnesses who have pleaded the Fifth Amendment, fledthe country to avoid testifying, or (in the case of foreign witnesses) refused to be interviewed: 122 -
$20,000 - the amount of vandalism done to the White House by the clinton administration right before the left -
150,000 - the value of White House property taken by the clintons.
