Some excerpts from a very long article at the Progressive Revue
showing how clinton was just slightly less a monster than bush.

http://prorev.com/missingclinton.htm

WHAT YOU WON'T FIND IN THE CLINTON MUSEUM AND LIBRARY by Sam Smith

- First president accused of rape.

Some excerpts from a very long article at the Progressive Revue
showing how clinton was just slightly less evil than bush.

http://prorev.com/missingclinton.htm

WHAT YOU WON'T FIND IN THE CLINTON MUSEUM AND LIBRARY by Sam Smith

BILL CLINTON AND GEORGE BUSH are the two most corrupt individuals to
have occupied the White House in modern times. While Bush has clearly
proved more venal and deadly and far more destructive of the American
republic, it is a fair reading of history to say that Clinton was the
warm up band for George Bush, towit:

CLINTON NEUTERED PROGRESSIVE organizations ranging from Americans for
Democratic Action to women's and black groups. Early in his
administration they swore a loyalty that not only blinded them to his
faults and corruption but left their brains devoid of ideas and
arguments with which to take on the conservatives.

CLINTON DRASTICALLY LOWERED the standards of national politics with
the help of a Washington establishment that rushed to his assistance
as each scandal developed. The result was the Arkanization of the
capital under which the only standard became whether you could get
away with it. This opened the door wider for the even more venal
neo-cons and their candidate, George Bush.

CLINTON LAID THE FOUNDATION for the excesses of the war on terror in a
number of ways:

- He conducted a deadly and lawless raid on the Waco compound
including the use of the military in civilian law enforcement.

- In the wake of Oklahoma City, the Clinton administration proposed
restricting habeas corpus and increasing wiretaps.

- As Doug Bandow reported in the National Review, Clinton "essentially
sought to eliminate the requirement of a warrant for searches from the
Fourth Amendment. The president claimed to possess 'inherent authority
to conduct warrantless searches for foreign intelligence purposes.'
The administration required public-housing residents to sign away
their constitutional right that authorities procure a warrant to
search their dwellings and personal property. The Justice Department
backed warrantless (indeed, suspicionless) drug tests for high-school
athletes. The administration requested greater FBI authority to
conduct "roving wiretaps," without a court order.

- "The administration was tougher than its predecessor on drugs.
Marijuana arrests were up 50 percent over Bush-41 . . . When asked
about the criticism that sellers of crack were being punished far more
severely than those who peddled cocaine, the president responded that
penalties for the latter - which already ensured that minor drug
dealers spend more time in jail than do many armed robbers, rapists,
and murderers - should be raised. . .

- "The Clinton-Gore administration advanced additional thuggish
policies and proposals - curfews for kids, random drug tests for
welfare recipients and kids seeking drivers licenses, attacks on the
requirement of a jury trial,. . . attempts to gain court sanction for
uncompensated property takings, prosecutions implicating the
double-jeopardy clause, pretentious claims of federal criminal
jurisdiction, infringements of the Second Amendment right to possess a
firearm, et al."

THE CLINTON LEGACY

RECORDS SET

- The only president ever impeached on grounds of personal malfeasance

- Most number of convictions and guilty pleas by friends and
associates**

- Most number of cabinet officials to come under criminal
investigation

- Most number of witnesses to flee country or refuse to testify

- Most number of witnesses to die suddenly

- First president sued for sexual harassment.

- First president accused of rape.

- First first lady to come under criminal investigation

- Largest criminal plea agreement in an illegal campaign contribution
case

- First president to establish a legal defense fund.

- Greatest amount of illegal campaign contributions

- Greatest amount of illegal campaign contributions from abroad

** According to our best information, 40 government officials were
indicted or convicted in the wake of Watergate. A reader computes that
there was a total of 31 Reagan era convictions, including 14 because
of Iran-Contra and 16 in the Department of Housing & Urban Development
scandal. 47 individuals and businesses associated with the Clinton
machine were convicted of or pleaded guilty to crimes with 33 of these
occurring during the Clinton administration itself.

And years later, this from a real expert: The New York Daily News
quotes John Gotti as saying that Clinton got away with things a Mafia
boss would never have gotten away with. In a conversation with his
brother Peter, he is particularly struck with Clinton's taped
conversation with Gennifer Flowers: "He's telling her, 'Why would you
want to bring this out? If anybody investigates, you lie.' " Said
Gotti, "If he had an Italian last name, they would've electrocuted
him."