🚀 go-pugleaf

Five months after Ken Starr was appointed to the case, the Democrat led
Senate banking committee did not find enough evidence that Clinton, or
anyone in his administration committed any crimes.

As for partisan, note that the Republican led House Banking Committee also
found no illegalities even as the plain old citizens involved in Whitewater
were charged with bank fraud.

It is interesting to note that all administration officials were cleared of
all wrongdoing (even the ones who were sent to jail) until the US Court of
Appeals appoints Ken Starr to replace the "potentially" partisan Fiske.


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 - John Bobincheck
   rocket at ccnet dot com


Merlin Dorfman wrote in message ...
>John Bobincheck (rocket@ccnet.com) wrote:
>: He was not indicted, there was evidence of wrongdoing.
>
>: Steve Manes wrote in message <368e3196.175484236@news.panix.com>...
>: >On 27 Dec 1998 20:52:12 GMT, dgdsk@tiac.net wrote:
>: >>How about something like getting the FBI to pull 800 files of
Republicans?
>: >
>: >How about it?  Starr found no evidence of any wrong-doing here.  In
>: >fact, Starr found no evidence of Clinton's wrong-doing _anywhere_
>: >except in Monicagate, in which he had a more than a passive hand.
>
>     I believe Starr said there was for all practical purposes no
>evidence of intentional wrongdoing or that Clinton knew anything
>about it.
>