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Politics : OKAY, YOU ASKED FOR IT, SEX AND POLITICS!!!

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To: Vestor who wrote (171)10/6/1996 11:12:00 PM
From: Maurice Winn   of 351
 
John, so when they arrested Hubbell for assault and obstruction of a police officer, did he go quietly? I don't believe little police ladies get shoved aside. What they then do is inform the person of their rights, tell them they are under arrest and arranged for the judiciary to prosecute the person and the department of corrections then institutionalized them. Pretty simple really. The size of Hubbell is irrelevant.

When "Clinton glared at the police who went to Foster's house, to inform Foster's wife and ask questions" I think you would understand that when a person has lost a dear friend their demeanour is likely to be taken as glaring. Especially in circumstances like shooting - which I gather was the cause of death.

I've read almost nothing about it. But it seems to me like political bias against Clinton. I don't believe a criminal investigation was smothered by Clinton's pals. I suspect that some moves would have been made by political opponents to conduct an investigation with a view to finding unrelated misbehaviour by Clinton, using the death as an excuse, but I bet the primary purpose wasn't to find the cause of death and determine any criminal activity in relation to that. That sort of investigation might have been voted against. Sensibly.

Maurice.
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