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"According to U.S. Secret Service logs, Huang visited the White House 78 times while working as a DNC fund-raiser.[17] James Riady visited the White
House 20 times (including 6 personal visits to President Clinton)." ... "An unclassified U.S. Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs report issued in
1998 stated that both James Riady and his father Mochtar had "had a long-term relationship with a Chinese intelligence agency." According to journalist
Bob Woodward, details of the relationship came from highly classified intelligence information supplied to the committee by both the CIA and Federal Bureau
of Investigation (FBI).
"A Justice Department investigation had uncovered evidence that agents of China sought to direct contributions to the Democratic National Committee (DNC)
in violation of U.S. laws regarding foreign political contributions. The Chinese government denied all accusations. Twenty-two people were eventually
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Christopher Hitchens details his scathing but unchallenged criticism on Bill Clinton and his enablers.
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Why is this important? - Bill Clinton began the true destruction of USA domestic
manufacturing with NAFTA and his aggressive push to bring China's Communist Party into the World Trade Organization by ordering Obama's previous
Chief of Staff William Daley to lay the groundwork. President Obama's administration is dominated by old Clinton administration staffers, including his
wife, and continues the "Clinton tradition" with even more pro-outsourcing and domestic USA manufacturing job destroying policies
than America has ever seen. Where is the mass media reporting on this??
Now Mr. Obama is turning to Mr. Clinton for advise and leadership. View above videos & you decide.
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Clinton forever the cold political opportunist
Video above on "No One Left to Lie To"
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Click here. Details of Ricky Ray Rector and Mr. Clinton's involvement to gain political advantage. You decide.
Role in 1992 presidential campaign: By 1992, Bill Clinton was insisting that Democrats "should no longer feel guilty about protecting the innocent" and took a position strongly supporting capital punishment. To make his point, he flew home to Arkansas mid-campaign to affirm that the execution would continue as scheduled. Some pundits considered it a turning point in that race, hardening a soft public image. Others tend to cite the execution as an example of what they perceive to be Clinton's opportunism, directly influenced by Michael Dukakis and his response to CNN's Bernard Shaw when asked during a campaign debate on October 13, 1988 if he would be supportive of the death penalty were his wife to be raped and murdered. Dukakis responded that he would not.
Bill Clinton's critics from the anti-capital punishment sector have seen the case of Rector as an unpleasant example of what they view as Clinton's cynical careerism. The writer Christopher Hitchens, in particular, devotes much of a chapter of his book on Clinton, No One Left to Lie To, for what he regards as the immorality of the then Democratic candidate's decision to condone, and take political advantage of, Rector's execution.[6] Hitchens argues that among other calculations, Clinton was attempting to change the subject from the ongoing Gennifer Flowers sex scandal.
Rector seemed incapable of understanding his pending death sentence. For his last meal, he left pecan pie on the side of the tray, telling the guards who came to take him to the execution chamber that he was saving it "for later".
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Bill Clinton mocked and laughed at Mr. Perot's accurate warnings.
The Clinton/China link is very deep
Listen to Mr. Clinton say how happy China was with his NAFTA.
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Christopher Hitchens updated. Interviewed on 60 Minutes.
Steve Kroft profiles Vanity Fair columnist, author and public intellectual Christopher Hitchens, for whom
nothing is off-limits when making his wry and often outrageous observations, including the cancer he is suffering from."
(March 2, 2011)
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"Geithner was a completely failed regulator. He was supposed to regulate most of the largest bank holding
companies in America because he was president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. He never saw the crisis coming. He
gave no warning of the crisis. He took no effective regulatory steps ... and as a result of him
being a complete failure we promoted him and made him treasury secretary."
(March 19, 2010)
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Click here and listen to Professor Niall Ferguson challenge Presidet Obama which prompted the above question. "... and yet he has advidsors around him who are 2nd and 3rd rate. You can't do that. It is far too risky, it is far too dangerous a world ... and some of us said this when he ran for election that it was a huge risk to put somebody with that kind of inexperience into a position like commander and chief of the United States ... and I think what we are seeing unfold in Egypt reveals the truth in that statement. " -- Professor Niall Ferguson (February, 2011) Click here! |
Is Obama following Clinton advice?
View above: "No One Left to Lie To" |
Click here: Listen to 2011 C-Span interview where author reviews book about how and why!"
Why is this important?? -- America's manufacturers are depending on Mr. Obama to he
honorable and keep his promises made
to Americans employed in domestic manufacturing. Mr. Obama's character really matters in regards to our expectations of his
fulfilling his promises. So far he has failed America's domestic manufacturers in favor of outsourcers, especially favoring
the interests of Chinese Communist Party leadership.
Jack Cashill questions whether President Obama wrote his memoir, Dreams from My Father. Mr. Cashill argues that Barack
Obama was assisted in the writing of his 1995 memoir by Bill Ayers and contends that the president's life story is
different than the one presented in his biography. Jack Cashill details that Mr. Obama did not and does not now possess
the writing skills to write the book many praised at technically brilliant.
-- Click here. You decide.
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