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Nixon smoldered over what he saw as the media's downplaying of Whitewater--which, in his not disinterested view, was worse than Watergate. "Clinton and Hillary are guilty of obstruction of justice, maybe more. Period...Watergate was wrong; Whitewater is wrong. I paid the price; Clinton should pay the price...
Many of the events described in this excerpt are being investigated by independent counsel Starr. The bankers in Flippin, Arkansas, involved in the Whitewater loan, for example, have testified before the grand jury and have been instructed by Starr's staff not to speak about what they know. The Clintons...
It now seems ironic that it was the Clintons themselves who set this book in motion. On March 25, 1994, Susan Thomases, the Manhattan lawyer who is a close friend and adviser to the Clintons, came to my office about a matter she had said she couldn't discuss over...
A colossal game of Clue commenced, played for blood. Declared North Carolina Republican Lauch Faircloth: "We have no choice but to depose the First Lady and Mr. Clinton on the reasonable assumption of possible obstruction of justice." That may be premature, since in addition to the Clintons, the book room...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: The White House aide who found Hillary Clinton's long-lost Whitewater billing records two years after they were subpoenaed, testified that they turned up unexpectedly last August in a room next to Mrs. Clinton's office in the family residence, but that she did not know they...