BILL CLINTON: the Great Liar

His Service Record before becoming Commander in Chief:

The truth must be known. You should see Hillary's file.



All these facts come from Freedom of Information requests,public laws, and various books that have been published, and have not been refuted by Clinton.


THINK ABOUT IT! It is important!

Sincerely,

Cdr. Hamilton McWhorter USN (ret)


This is an interesting bit of information that you don't hear much about in the media ---

a.. Enron's chairman did meet with the president and the vice president in the Oval Office.

b.. Enron gave $420,000 to the president's party over three years.

c.. It donated $100,000 to the president's inauguration festivities.

d.. The Enron chairman stayed at the White House 11 times.

e.. The corporation had access to the administration at its highest levels and even enlisted the Commerce and State Departments to grease deals for it.

f.. The taxpayer-supported Export-Import Bank subsidized Enron for more than $600 million in just one transaction. Scandalous!!

g.. BUT...the president under whom all this happened WASN'T George W. Bush.
SURPRISE ......... It was Bill Clinton!

'Nailing Bill Clinton is like trying to nail a f—t to the wall'

Bob Barr concedes: 'There's a lot of smell and you know it's there'


Posted: May 07, 2011

The extent of scandals in Bill Clinton's administration and the president's uncanny ability to escape political harm from them led one well-known congressman to compare handling the ex–commander in chief to a fight with elusive flatulence.

"Nailing Bill Clinton is like trying to nail a fart to the wall," former Rep. Bob Barr, R-Ga., reportedly said. "There's a lot of smell and you know it's there. You just aren't sure where to nail."

The account of the fragrant remark comes from Barr's fellow Republican, former Rep. James Rogan of California, who led impeachment proceedings against Clinton in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Rogan unveiled the comment in his brand-new book, "Catching Our Flag: Behind the Scenes of a Presidential Impeachment," published by WND Books.

In his in-depth analysis of the story that captivated America in the late 1990s, Rogan reminds readers there were actually impeachment efforts underway even before news of Clinton's sexcapades with his former intern, Monica Lewinsky. Monica Lewinsky

"Most people now forget that two months before the Lewinsky story broke, Congressman Bob Barr introduced a resolution authorizing an impeachment inquiry for his foreign campaign money laundering operations," writes Rogan. "If Mrs. Clinton's 'vast right-wing conspiracy' supported this, its membership must have missed Bob Barr's invitation to the dance. Only a handful of Bob's 228 GOP colleagues cosponsored his resolution; not one was in the Republican leadership."

Rogan explains the reason Barr had no meaningful support was because most Republicans at the time thought impeaching Clinton was a bad idea.

He noted that just days after the Lewinsky scandal became public, he had a private discussion with 1996 GOP vice presidential nominee Jack Kemp.

"'Why is Bob doing this?' Jack asked. 'It makes us look silly. Newt [Gingrich] handled himself beautifully in interviews when he urged caution, and not jumping to conclusions until we get all the facts.'"

Rogan says soon after, he ran into former Vice President Dan Quayle, and despite plenty of media coverage of the Lewinsky affair, Quayle "felt it was better politically for the Republican Party to see Clinton survive the tsunami."

Rogan says another high-profile Republican unhappy with Barr's impeachment proposal was the man who controlled the committee of jurisdiction for impeachments: Chairman Henry Hyde of Illinois.

Two months before Lewinsky, Rogan says he asked Hyde if he thought enough evidence would ever merit an impeachment inquiry against Clinton.

According to Rogan, Hyde opined, "There's no smoking gun yet on the president, but we all know he is dirty."

Rogan noted, "When I asked Henry why Bob Barr introduced an impeachment resolution before our committee received the anticipated report and recommendations from Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr (who was concluding a four-year investigation into Clinton scandals), Henry scowled: 'Publicity,' he grumbled, 'pure and simple.' Later that afternoon, I ran into Bob ... . I asked if he felt there was enough evidence to impeach Clinton right now. 'No,' he conceded. 'There's a lot of smoke though. Nailing Bill Clinton is like trying to nail a fart to the wall. There's a lot of smell and you know it's there. You just aren't sure where to nail."

"Catching Our Flag" is an uncensored, behind-the-scenes look at what went on during America's last presidential impeachment.

"This first-hand narrative provides a fascinating inside tale of politics, power, expediency and intimidation," said former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who wrote the foreword. "Other books in this subject invariably rely on fading recollections (or wholesale fantasies). Congressman James Rogan was more than a witness; he was a leading figure in the most important trial in our country's political and legal history. It is a story only he can tell."

Read more: 'Nailing Bill Clinton is like trying to nail a fart to the wall' http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=293761#ixzz1MGB52k2F

Let me see if I have this right? Clinton was disbarred by Arkansas .
He paid a $25,000.00 fine there; this was all over the Lewinski incident. He also paid an $850,000.00 settlement over the Lewinski incident. He was also disbarred from practicing law in front of the Supreme Court.
So Bill Clinton, a disbarred lawyer, a President who lied under oath and lost his lawyers license for lying as did his wife
asks the American people to believe him when he says the best thing for the Country is 4 more years of Obama.
Just wanted to make sure I had it right!!!!!!!!!!!


a facebook photo and article, if is still there, although highly un-likely with the facebook liberal bias.