It has been reveled that Hillary Clinton has accepted thousands of dollars in cash donations from some of those controversially pardoned by her husband Bill Clinton during his last moments of presidency.
David Herdlinger, a former prosecutor in Springdale, Ark plead guilty in 1986 to mail fraud after being accused of taking bribes to reduce or drop charges against defendants charged with drunken driving offenses. He was pardoned by President Clinton in January 2001; he donated $1,000 to Sen. Clinton's presidential campaign in August.
Alfredo Regalado was pardoned by Bill Clinton for failing to "report the transportation of currency in excess of $10,000 into the United States" and has donated $2,000 to Hillary's campaign.
John Deutch, whom served as President Bill Clinton's CIA director was pardoned of charges he had mishandled government secrets before the Department of Justice could even file the proper paperwork against him. He has given has given the maximum allowable donation of $2,300.
This is not the first time that red flags have been raised regarding Hillary's campaign finances. It's enough to make you wonder where the bulk of the funds is truly coming from.One might suspect that some of it may have been provided at the cost of the American justice system.
http://abcnews.go.com/print?id=3866786
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For a full list of pardons by Bill Clinton
http://www.usdoj.gov/pardon/clintonpardon_grants.htm
When I saw this list I immediately suspected many were bought, however there was not enough evidence to prosecute, he was being investigated by the FBI. The people are standing up and speaking out to the government much more now than they were in 2001. If there is sufficient evidence that Hillary has accepted bribes we need to band together to get her prosecuted. Election campaign fraud was thrown out of court when she was campaigning for senate because the law states frivolous lawsuits can not be brought against people running for senate. It was not frivolous, she should have gotten 5 years in prison. (There was a recent release of video that could have been used to prosecute.)
"Power to the people!"
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