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Strategies & Market Trends : Roger's 1998 Short Picks

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To: majormember who wrote (13685)9/12/1998 9:13:00 PM
From: BDR  Read Replies (1) of 18691
 
<<Where are the indictments over WhiteWater or lies over any other
matter besides sex??.....there are NONE.>>

I get very irritated with the Clinton apologists insistence that all this money was spent and the result is just this report with no indictment of the Clintons to show for it. First of all I am not sure we should expect Starr to indict the President. I am not an expert on the law relating to the Special Prosecutor but my understanding is that, with regard to the President, the Special Prosecutor's charge is to investigate the activity in question and then report to Congress. It is Congress's job then to weigh the evidence, interrogate witnesses and decide whether impeachment is appropriate. This is what we now see happening. I believe the Special Prosecutor can indict but I gather the legal precedent for this is lacking. Legal Eagles help me out.

So where are the indictments? Where are the convictions? I believe this link still will show you some.

etherzone.com

Now granted only a minority of those listed were convicted as a result of activity related to Whitewater. All that proves to me is that F.O.B.'s (felons of Bill) are perfectly capable of landing in jail without help from Starr.
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