easyt65
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WHITEWATER
"...the investigation resulted in 14 convictions and two acquittals. Caught in the Whitewater net were: Webster Hubbell. A Clinton friend from Arkansas and former law partner of Mrs. Clinton, etc..."
NUMEROUS Clinton associates, former law firm members, friends, etc were sent to jail...and as usual the Clintons were protected from indictment / prosecution....
Caught In The Whitewater Net
Webster Hubbell. A Clinton friend from Arkansas and former law partner of Mrs. Clinton...
James McDougal. A Clinton friend and Whitewater business partner
Susan McDougal. With her former husband, James, Mrs. McDougal was a partner in the Whitewater land deal and in Madison Guaranty
Governor Jim Guy Tucker President Clinton's successor as Arkansas governor
Stephen Smith. A former Clinton aide
So Bill and Hillary go into business with friends, colleagues, former law firm partners, aides, the successor of Bill Clinton in Arkansas, and others....the Business venture turned into a massive criminal scam / case, 14 of those involved along with the Clintons in this venture end up getting convicted, and - AMAZINGLY ENOUGH - the Clintons skate out of the whole scandal as almost the ONLY 2 NOT convicted.
Wow, what a lucky break.![]()
Bill Clinton declared the investigation completely 'exonerated' Hillary in the Whitewater Case.
NOT according to PolitiFact.
"Our ruling
Bill Clinton said his wife "was completely exonerated, when I was in the White House" by an official inquiry on Whitewater.
A December 1995 report by the independent law firm Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro report found no evidence of the Clintons’ and particularly Hillary Clinton’s participation in fraud. Pillsbury’s task was to assess whether federal regulators could justify a lawsuit legally and cost-effectively. The report found that they couldn't, but the report and its authors didn’t and still don’t view their findings as exoneration.
While some take issue with the word "exoneration," Bill Clinton’s broader point that his wife wasn’t found guilty is accurate. On balance, we rate his statement Mostly True."
In reality something is either TRUE or NOT True. Politifact clearly points out that the EXACT claim Bill Clinton made about the Whitewater investigation 'exonerating' his wife is NOT TRUE!
Once again, using the same 'definition of the word 'IS'' argument - SEMANTICS - Bill Clinton claims his wife was 'completely exonerated', but that is NOT the case.
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-m...linton-says-hillary-was-completely-exonerate/