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Politics : Did Slick Boink Monica? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: cody andre who wrote (15286)	5/22/1998 11:15:00 AM
From: Zoltan!	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20981

Clinton was on the payroll before he was elected in 1992 and the Dems knew the contributions were illegal: excerpt: In a separate written offer, the Lums said that in exchange for immunity from prosecution they would testify to Congress that Democratic Party officials were aware of, and sanctioned, specific wrongdoing on their part, including making so-called conduit contributions. The Lums also told prosecutors that Brown, then the Democratic Party chairman, tipped them off in 1992 that a businessman they were working with was in fact an undercover FBI agent. Brown offered to "check out" the businessman and later "came back to Nora Lum and told her to stay away from (the agent) because he was part of a sting operation," the FBI quoted Mrs. Lum as saying in 1997. FBI undercover tapes indicate the tip-off came just days before the Lums were to travel to Arkansas in mid-1992 to visit with Clinton -- a meeting arranged by Brown. One Clinton-Gore campaign memo detailing that meeting said the couple was "donating $1 million to the campaign." The memo suggested Clinton make a "courtesy call" on the Lums to "generate a lot of excitement for them and possibly more $$$." lasvegassun.com