Hillary Rodham Clinton, the leading Democratic candidate for U.S. President, may be called as a material witness in the state of California, in what may be the largest election fraud in U.S. history. All news of this case has been effectively censored in the U.S. mainstream media. To read the full story, "For Clinton, 2000 Fund-Raising Controversy Lingers," in The Wall Street Journal, click here.
Hillary may have violated the law by not reporting large contributions to her successful 2000 campaign for the New York Senate. Mr. Peter F. Paul claims that his contributions were omitted from the public reports filed with the Federal Election Commission, and Hillary denies all knowledge of these contributions. See the latest ruling in Paul vs. Clinton.
Hillary even denies knowing Mr. Paul, who made the contributions to her 2000 Senate campaign. A video produced by the Equal Justice Foundation of America has been viewed more than 725,000 times. A case such as this would normally end any politicial aspirations for public office in the United States, and certainly raises questions about the fund-raising practices of the Clinton camp.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton, the leading Democratic candidate for U.S. President, may be called as a material witness in the state of California, in what may be the largest election fraud in U.S. history. All news of this case has been effectively censored in the U.S. mainstream media. To read the full story, "For Clinton, 2000 Fund-Raising Controversy Lingers," in The Wall Street Journal, click here.
Hillary may have violated the law by not reporting large contributions to her successful 2000 campaign for the New York Senate. Mr. Peter F. Paul claims that his contributions were omitted from the public reports filed with the Federal Election Commission, and Hillary denies all knowledge of these contributions. See the latest ruling in Paul vs. Clinton.
Hillary even denies knowing Mr. Paul, who made the contributions to her 2000 Senate campaign. A video produced by the Equal Justice Foundation of America has been viewed more than 725,000 times. A case such as this would normally end any politicial aspirations for public office in the United States, and certainly raises questions about the fund-raising practices of the Clinton camp.