Read up on John Armor's article about the scandals of Abramoff, Sharpton and Hillary. It'll make you wonder what the heck is going on over there in D.C. land? John Armor makes really good and interesting points about those three guys.
Now, lest you think that the Hillary scandal is over. It's not. Just beginning:
After more than 5 years of denying any wrongdoing, the Clinton group refused to even contest the charges, and instead signed a "conciliation agreement" with the FEC. According to the agreement, the FEC found "there was probable cause to believe New York Senate 2000 and Andrew Grossman, in his official capacity as [the campaign's] treasurer violated 2 U.S.S Sec 434(b) of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 and 11 D.F.R. Sec 102(c)(8)(i)(A)."
Hillary Clinton's fundraising group now has 30 days from the execution of the agreement (Dec. 13) to correct the false reports and pay the fine.
Obviously I'm not satisfied with a slap-on-the-wrist fine. Hillary Clinton and her campaign staff ought to be in jail for flouting campaign finance laws. But in looking at the big picture, this is a huge victory for Judicial Watch and its supporters. For five years we have doggedly pursued this scandal working hand-in-hand with the Justice Department and the FEC. Thanks to these efforts, a top Clinton aide, Hillary's National Finance Director, David Rosen, was indicted on charges he knowingly filed false campaign finance reports with the FEC. And now, Hillary Clinton's fundraising operation has been fined, and publicly shamed, for its transgressions. Hopefully the Senate Ethics Committee will follow the FEC's lead and take action on Judicial Watch's ethics complaint filed against Hillary for her personal role in the scandal.
Here's the FEC's "Notice of Rulemaking" in the attempt to revamp the internet on political issues.
Hooboy! And if you don't believe that Hillary Clinton hold grudges then you're sadly mistakened. Also, one tend to get really cold and embarrassed after when President Clinton was impeached and discovered that he lied about Lewinsky. Ever wonder why you don't see them both together nowadays?
Also, using a different set of guise, Senator Clinton is trying to act like she really cares about the military so when the 2008 election comes up she'll have something to crow about like her drive to save the "Purple Heart stamp." Noble, indeed, but a bit transparent.
I wonder what Senator Clinton will do with her $12,000 tainted cash that she took from Abramoff? Will she donate the tainted cash to some good charity? I believe she already did like so many others desperate to get rid of the tainted cash.
And we know that Hillary Clinton is a control freak. Her latest aim will be at controlling the internet's contents when it comes to politcs and free speech over the internet.
On Feb. 11, 1998, Hillary Clinton told reporters that the Internet needed an “editing” or “gatekeeping” function. The World Wide Web was out of control, she said. It needed to be reined in. Five years later, Hillary’s dream is on the verge of being realized.
The McCain-Feingold Act of 2002 empowers federal judges and Federal Election Commissioners to determine who is allowed to say what about political candidates in all electronic media. On Sept. 18, 2004, U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ordered the FEC to extend its enforcement of McCain-Feingold to the Internet.
In the face of a massive outcry from bloggers, the FEC backed down from fully implementing Judge Kollar-Kotelly’s order. However, the order stands. Sooner or later, it will be enforced.
Proposals are already on the table to require bloggers to register with the government and to report to the FEC any election-related blogging they undertake as “political contributions” subject to campaign finance law.”
If that's the case, then there is nothing more chilling that to try and suppress free speech in the name of political suppression of ideas.
What more can come out of Sen. Hillary Clinton? What else is she hiding in her closet? More skeletons? Only time will tell.
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