Clinton Administration racked up more than 40 Indictments

here we go again=it's all clinton's fault=get a new life
this sort of rubble reminds me of everytime a snowmobiler gets killed they blame the atv-ers(four wheelers).last year
legislators met to examine and do something about the snowmobile accidents(most of them due to high speed) .
the conclusion was atvers can not cross land they don't have permission(hence killing an industry).
the real culprit escaped .high speed machines and no speed limits. many snowmobiles do 120mph out of the box!
but by shifting the fact the snowmobile industry dusted off it's competitor!
this administration has continued to flaunt the law,ignore the people and in fact given the impression they are above the law and can do as they please.
the results won't be decided in a kangaroo court room,but by the little guy on the street.politicans biggest fear is about
to speak=an informed populace!
i predict this administrations will leave office in shame;and so do 70% of my fellow voters

When indictments come out against officials in one administration it is appropriate to compare that amount with previous administrations. It is not an effort to take away from the indictments handed down recently but it is fair to show everything in an apples to apples way.

WOW! I want some of that kool-aid! :roll:

At least this Lewis Carrolesque post is not in all caps.

Isn't odd that the Clintons have so many convicted felons as close friends...

Now try listing the convictions.

Now lets compare shall we??

Reagan administration era convictions in the Iran-contra scandal: 14 (two overturned on appeal)

Reagan officials convicted for illegal lobbying: 2 (Lyn Nofziger, White House political director, convicted to 30 days and $30,000 fine, overturned on appeal; Michael Deaver, White House deputy chief of staff, convicted and $100,000, given probation.)

Reagan officials convicted in Housing and Urban Development department scandal: 16

Total Reagan era convictions: 32

Bush I pardons of those indicted and/or convicted of Iran-contra crimes: 7 (5 had been convicted, one was about to receive his sentence, and one Secretary of Defense, Caspar Weinberger was about to stand trial)

Number of charges in untried indictment (pardoned) of Weinberger: 5

CLINTON

Clinton administration officials indicted and/or convicted in connection with Whitewater: 0

Clinton administration officials indicted and/or convicted in connection with Travel Office allegations: 0

Clinton administration officials indicted and/or convicted in connection with alleged abuse of FBI files:0

Clinton administration officials indicted and/of convicted in connection with Lewinsky matter:0

Clinton administration officials indicted and/or convicted in connection with the Independent Counsel investigation of Interior Secretary Bruce Babbit:0

Clinton administration officials indicted and/or convicted in connection with the Independent Counsel investigation of Labor Secretary Alexis Herman:0

Clinton administration officials indicted and/or convicted in connection with the Independent Counsel investigation of Americorps director Eli Siegal:0

Clinton administration officials indicted and/or convicted in connection with the
Independent Counsel investigation of Commerce Secretary Ron Brown: 0 (Investigation abandoned upon Brown’s death in nation’s service)

Clinton Administration officials convicted in connection with the Independent Counsel investigation of Agriculture Secretary Michael Espy: 0 (Espy acquitted of all charges. Judge sharply rebukes Independent Counsel Donald Smaltz for
bringing case in the first place.)

Other:
HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for misstating to the F.B.I.
the amount of money he gave his girlfriend;

Assistant Attorney-General Webster Hubbell convicted of embezzling funds from Rose Law Firm
before his federal appointment; that is, stealing from his law partners, including Hillary Rodham Clinton;

Arkansas Governor Jim Guy Tucker, a political rival of Bill Clinton’s, convicted on charges involving
local television licensing, and nothing at all to do with Clinton;

Jim and Susan McDougal, convicted of crimes in Whitewater matter. In summation to the court,
Independent Counsel declares that President Clinton is innocent of wrongdoing.

http://www.bartcop.com/convictions.htm

http://www.gargaro.com/clintonconvicts.html

Close associates, contributors, and friends of the former President and his wife.

Gee Chris I guess you forgot about "I'm going to have to roll over again" Hubbell