She has suggested that about 100 times. Especially early on in the case. But that is beside the point. You are trying to spin this like he did something awful and broke the law. This was only applied to him because they were looking to tear him and his family down. Like I said. Don’t want to hear any whiny bitching when the shoe is on the other foot. You guys opened Pandora’s box.
If he makes retribution his first order of business so be it.
He broke the law. You may not like it, but he did.
I think you and I are about the same age, which means you should remember the Clinton years. You can thank republicans for opening the Pandora’s box.
Of course, it helps that both Bill and Donald are deeply corrupt characters.
Let’s have Chat GPT summarize for us.
Bill Clinton's presidency and post-presidency have been marked by several high-profile investigations, covering a range of issues from financial dealings to personal conduct. Here's a list of the most notable investigations:
1. **Whitewater Investigation**: A lengthy and complex inquiry into the real estate investments of Bill and Hillary Clinton and their associates in the Whitewater Development Corporation during the late 1970s and early 1980s. While no charges were brought against the Clintons themselves, the investigation led by Independent Counsel Ken Starr expanded to include other controversies.
2. **Travelgate**: An investigation into the firings of seven employees in the White House Travel Office in 1993, early in Clinton's presidency. Critics accused Hillary Clinton of being involved in the firings to allow friends to take over the travel business. The investigations concluded there was insufficient evidence of wrongdoing by the Clintons.
3. **Filegate**: Allegations surfaced in 1996 that the White House improperly accessed FBI security-clearance documents of several hundred individuals. Independent Counsel Robert Ray concluded in 2000 that there was no credible evidence of any criminal activity by senior White House figures.
4. **Monica Lewinsky Scandal**: Perhaps the most infamous investigation, which began as a part of the Whitewater investigation. It centered on Clinton's extramarital affair with Monica Lewinsky, a White House intern. The scandal led to Clinton's impeachment by the House of Representatives in 1998 on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice for lying about the nature of his relationship with Lewinsky. The Senate acquitted him in 1999.
5. **Paula Jones Lawsuit**: In 1994, Paula Jones filed a sexual harassment lawsuit against Clinton, alleging an incident occurred in 1991 while he was governor of Arkansas. The case precipitated the Lewinsky scandal, as during this lawsuit, Clinton denied having sexual relations with Lewinsky. Clinton agreed to an out-of-court settlement with Jones in 1998.
6. **Campaign Finance Investigations**: During Clinton's reelection campaign in 1996, allegations surfaced of improper campaign contributions, leading to investigations by the Department of Justice and Congress. Though there were convictions of some associates, the Clintons were not found to have committed any wrongdoing.
7. **Pardongate**: At the end of his presidency, Clinton's pardons of 140 people in January 2001, including wealthy financier Marc Rich and others, sparked controversy and an investigation. Critics alleged that the pardons were issued in exchange for political donations. The investigations concluded without charges against Clinton.
These investigations varied widely in their focus, findings, and outcomes. Some led to legal changes and reforms, while others ended without any charges against Clinton. Collectively, they contributed to intense political scrutiny and debate during and after his presidency.
