The Clintons versus the Hobbs Act ..."AT was right on top of the Clinton money scandal, explaining recently that author Peter Schweizer is properly citing the Gov. McDonnell precedent for gift-taking criminality even where no actual quid pro quo is proven. Not that anyone in the current administration is looking very hard.
"If anything, the McDonnell case is far less egregious than what the Clintons have been doing. A closer look at the laws reveal why.
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"Of course, I am sure the Obama Justice Department has a full schedule of race-baiting taking up all its time the next year and a half, so nothing official will happen to the Clintons for now. But if we do get a Republican president, the statute of limitations is five years, which should suffice to allow a prosecution."
"If anything, the McDonnell case is far less egregious than what the Clintons have been doing. A closer look at the laws reveal why.
. . .
"Of course, I am sure the Obama Justice Department has a full schedule of race-baiting taking up all its time the next year and a half, so nothing official will happen to the Clintons for now. But if we do get a Republican president, the statute of limitations is five years, which should suffice to allow a prosecution."
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