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Open Season On The Clinton Scandals?
Nancy Morgan
RightBias.com
May 12, 2008
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The day following the crucial Indiana and NC primaries
that seemed to end Hillary's presidential aspirations, a strange thing happened.
The media started releasing bits and pieces of Hillary's seldom reported,
nefarious doings. Doings that have been in the public arena for years but never
followed up by the media.
The Washington Times headline Once-Secret Memos Question Clinton's Honesty appeared
Wednesday. The article outlined the decades old information that federal prosecutors
had assembled hundreds of pages of evidence suggesting she concealed information
and misled a federal grand jury. Information that has long been available but, curiously,
never reported in depth until now.
Monday we see another headline from the Washington Times, Clinton's Records Vanished After Warning , about the billing
records of Hillary's Rose Law Firm. The billing records that disappeared 14 years
ago, and were found by Hillary two years later.
These articles may come as a shock to many voters, especially young students, who
weren't around during the era of non-stop Clinton scandals. They, along with many
voters, believe the unchallenged statements by Hillary and legions of pundits that
Hillary has been thoroughly vetted. Even McCain and many other conservatives echo
this false statement and accept it as truth. Its not.
The Clinton scandals, both Bill's and Hillary's, have never been reported to the
American people. Or were reported in such a way as to convey the impression they
were fantasies motivated by hate filled members of the right wing conspiracy. They
were one or two day stories which were then swept down the old memory hole. Despite
iron-clad evidence of malfeasance, perjury, cover-up, blackmail and conspiracy.
As one of the only three journalists that dared cover the Vince Foster supposed
'suicide', I remain perplexed to this day how solid evidence of conspiracy, cover-up
and numerous documented illegalities by team Clinton managed to be kept from public
view. I have seen the actual evidence. The evidence that was never made available
to the American public. Whether Vince Foster was murdered or committed suicide is
not known. The evidence, however, clearly shows that his death did not occur in
Ft Marcy Park, as most Americans believe.
Most Americans would be shocked to know that the Monica Lewinsky scandal served
Bill Clinton quite well. It diverted attention from the more serious charges concerning
Chinese cash that coincidentally flowed to Bill Clinton at the same time his crony,
Ron Brown, in the Commerce Department was approving the export of our nuclear technology
to China. This Chinese cash was instrumental in Bill Clinton's re-election in 1996. These two scandals are merely the tip of the Clinton iceberg but they set the reporting
standard for the many scandals that followed.
Whether conservatives were honestly unaware of the available facts, or whether they
were afraid of losing their credibility by reporting the unbelievable shenanigans
of the Clintons is a question I can't answer. What I do know is that every article
I have written about the Clinton's malfeasance over the last 13 years, has been
rejected. By liberals and conservatives alike.
The timing of these articles raises a red flag. Why, after all these
years, is it now acceptable to point out the reality surrounding the Clintons? Will
the public finally be made aware of the extent and scope of team Clinton's illegalities,
scandals and cover-ups? Will
the media finally let the American public know about
Hillary's supporting and leading roles
in the numerous documented cases involving corruption, perjury, blackmail and intimidation? If so, why now?
No matter what side of the aisle you're on, every American has the right to enough
information to make an informed decision when casting their vote. We should all
question why all this information was never made available to the public when it
actually mattered.
Nancy Morgan is a columnist and news editor for RightBias.com
She lives in South Carolina
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