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Peter
Paul is a lot like Paula Jones, the young Arkansas housewife whose
sexual-harassment lawsuit resulted in President Clinton’s impeachment,
disbarment, a mountain of "go away” money, and eternal ignominy.
But
while Mrs. Jones was the arch female version of little David successfully
vanquishing the Goliath of a sitting president, Mr. Paul – a successful
international lawyer, businessman, power player and Goliath in his own right
– is now taking on the former president and his wife Hillary in what is
being called the largest campaign-finance fraud case in the history of the
United States.
But
who is Peter Paul? To listen to Hillary’s see-no-evil supporters and listen
to their old media echo chamber – all of whom are intent on discrediting Mr.
Paul and his Detective Javert-like pursuit of New York’s junior senator – is
to believe that Mr. Paul is solely distinguished by his ethical and legal
lapses, specifically two convictions and confession of securities
violations. It is also to stretch one’s imagination to believe that his
target is both ethically and legally above reproach.
As it
turns out, the playing field of these antagonists is quite level (see Part I
of this series, "The Fraudulent
Senator – The Scandal Queen”).
So
it’s not a matter of who has kept the rather intimate company of crooks, is
familiar with criminal charges or is more corrupt. Rather it is who will
succeed: Hillary in getting the suit against her dismissed or Mr. Paul in
winning it and effectively quashing The Scandal Queen’s aspirations for a
presidential run in 2008.
Read more...
The
Fraudulent Senator...
The seven part series by Joan Swirsky,
Justin Darr,
A.J. DiCintio, Noel Sheppard & Frank Salvato that examines the 2000
senatorial campaign of Hillary Rodham Clinton, is now available in
paperback at
Lulu.com
The Fraudulent Senator is a new media
investigation into the political and criminal aspects surrounding a
star-studded fundraising event and concert coordinated, underwritten and
produced by West Coast businessman Peter Paul, an event the Federal
Election Commission has come to call "Event 39" in its documents of record.
As Hillary Clinton quests for the White
House, find out why she shouldn't even be in the Senate...
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