Hillary Rodham's 1974 Watergate "Procedures were Ethically Flawed"

N Y POST via Reagan Information Interchange | 8/16/99 | Jerry (Jerome) Zeifman

[Ed_in_NJ]

In cycling through the channels just now, I saw wife-of-i42 lying to Katie (Perky) Couric about the Nixon impeachment, and how it "set such high standards" (MAJOR BARF).

Apologies to those that have seen this article before, but it may not have been seen by newbies - and it is an important commentary by someone that was on the same side of the fence, and was fully familiar with her 'work.'

[Izzy Dunne]

You seem to be almost insinuating that the honorable Mrs. Clinton was less than 100% truthful in all things.
I'm shocked, SHOCKED, I tell you!

< /sarcasm >

[David Isaac]

I, for one, had not seen it and wish to thank you for posting this article.

It still leaves a burning question, to wit: How does this woman (and I use the term liberally) get away with it? How does she manage to keep buried, all of her egregious acts?

[Ed_in_NJ]

The same way one gets to Carnegie Hall -- practice, practice, practice!

[Ed_in_NJ]

Someone should come out with a book that refutes, point by point, the lies in Lying History.

[trebb]

And the many of the same folks that holler about Homeland Security trampling on our rights would be only too happy to elect her president.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

How does she manage to keep buried, all of her egregious acts?

Obviously the problem is the very considerable portion of the population, including all "objective" (actually merely PC) journalists, which desires to not see what is in fact in the public domain, like this out-of-print book. The issue then is, how to inspire such people to decide to be willing to see? 'Tis a puzzlement.

[xp38]

In literature they call this foreshadowing of things to come.

[Ed_in_NJ]

Please, NO!

[alloysteel]

People seem to continue to forget, that Herself did not suddenly appear on the scene in 1992, as the candidate to be the first "co-President" in US history. She had been around for some time, one of the termites gnawing at the foundations of America, and one of Her first major accomplishments was to undermine Richard Nixon's defense in the Watergate aftermath.

Richard Nixon was a far more honorable person than any of his detractors, who would allow no refuge or civility in their pursuit of reversal of the will of the American people. And these very people seem to be so astonished when the same severe condemnation is applied to them, when they are caught out, intent on their own mischief.

Not everybody in America has forgotten.

[jim_trent]

There could not be a book that big.

[TheBattman]

More info for your Hildabeast list...

[ErnBatavia]

"They'll vote for me no matter what"

[Kathleen]

bump for later

[LiteKeeper]

LAW SPOTREP

[freekitty]

Funny, we never heard any of this. Sure looks Hitlery was practicing her art of deceit even back then.

[LADY J]

Thanks for posting this. I had not seen it before.

I would like to see more of her background and things that she has been involved in over the years.

These things must be brought to public attention while there is still time as compared to all of the vile things that Clinton hid was never exposed until after he was elected.

[doug from upland]

I've spoken twice with Jerry Zeifmann. Two lawyers from the Watergate investigation were not given referrals by him --- Bernie Nussbaum and Hillary Rodham.

[Ed_in_NJ]

Thanks - it's good to know some are hearing this for the first time.

If you haven't read "Boy Clinton" (Tyrrell), there's lots in there about bothtoons early days -- including her support of the Black Panthers (who at the time were advocating the murder of policemen), her internship with Robert Treuhaft (at the time, lawyer for the Communist Party), and other niceties. "Unlimited Access" (Aldrich) is also very good, regarding her WH years.

[Ed_in_NJ]

Well put -- and WE have to keep reminding the more forgetful!