quarterly-report.com Political Commentary by James R. Audet

March 3, 2001
72nd Anniversary of the "Star-Spangled Banner" as the nation's official national anthem.

Woman, Access, Money.  WAM, Bam, thank you ma'am.

Just when you think the plumbing in the Oval Office is free of further overflows, Clinton flushes the toilet.  The resulting backup was an effluent of presidential  pardons made to a horde of felons in the last 24 hours of his Presidency.  In response to a public outcry from the stench, particularly the pardon of fugitive financier Marc Rich, a traitor who looted the U.S. Treasury, Clinton pathetically whipped out his plumber's helper.  Uncharacteristically inept, he claimed in a New York Times op. ed. piece that there was "no quid pro quo."

Yeah, like we are ready to believe him.  The instant Liar has no credibility.  What we do know -- if we can believe Podesta, Quinn, Nolan, Lindsey and others -- is that nearly all Clinton Administration policy makers and advisors, who were given the opportunity, opposed the Rich pardon.  We also we know that a lot of money changed hands to fund the so-called "Clinton Library."

The nation has suffered grievously at the hands of this self-centered, publicity craving, narcissistic man, who bamboozled the country with his "New Morality."   Although the media will probe and Congress will investigate, unless someone can prove that Clinton exchanged a pardon for money, there is no action the judiciary can take against him.  Presidential pardon power is absolute. 

Fortunately, the mouthpieces and spinmeisters, who once defended the Instant Liar, are dwindling.  There is no longer a White House payroll to underwrite their dogmatic guardianship of his abominable actions.  Still, there are some that refuse to accept the fact that the deposed emperor wears no clothes.  Pat Ireland, the President of NOW, still holds the Instant Liar in high regard.  Regardless that Clinton is the most artful abuser of women to ever inhabit the White House, Ireland still gives him cover, allotting him more freedom to manipulate and abuse women than she would give to a husband.

Two women, who figure prominently in the Marc Rich pardon, are in some legal jeopardy.  Beth Dozoretz, a former Finance Chair of the Democratic Party who brokered the deal, as well as Denise Rich, the ex-wife, who gave $450,000 to the Clinton Library, have taken the Fifth Amendment in testimony before Congress.  There is little doubt they will be called to testify before by a grand jury convened by Mary Jo White, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, who is investigating the Clinton pardons.

The People desire to know the full details of how these pardons were secured.   Our safety and national security have been compromised.  We have an absolute right to know if anything from the White House was sold for cash, including official documents, when the Clinton's moved out.

It is reported that the Instant Liar has raised 150 million dollars in contributions for his temple of greed.  Obviously, Clinton has little knowledge of the Bible and none of morality, as he would have known to thrown the moneychangers out of the People's House.  Who are donors to the "Clinton Library?"  What did they get in return?  We want to know.

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