Bill Clinton Fired the FBI Director the Day Before Vince Foster Was Found Dead
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Everybody knows Hillary had Vince killed over the tainted blood scandal Vince was about to be extradited for in 3 countries.
What's your point?
What's your point?
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The media kept saying Trump was "Nixonian" when he fired Comey, but Bill Clinton is the only other President to fire an FBI Director.
So when Trump fired Comey it was a Clintonian move.
Fascinating.
And the DNA tests have come in. The new name is Chelsea Foster.
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Bill Clinton fired FBI Director William Sessions for misconduct. Trump fired Comey because Comey is hot on the trail investigating the first sitting president for colluding with an enemy government.
The only other time in history an FBI director was fired, it was under dramatically different circumstances.
In 1993, Bill Clinton became the first US president to dismiss the head of the bureau. He did so after the Department of Justice produced a 161-page internal report with sworn testimony from more than 100 FBI agents citing the numerous and severe ethical failures of its director, William Sessions.
Clinton called Sessions twice the day he fired him - once to inform him he was dismissed and again to remind him his termination was effective immediately. He then held a press conference to explain his decision. He also had Louis Freeh lined up as a replacement.
Clinton's moves are in dramatic contrast to President Donald Trump's Tuesday dismissal of FBI Director James Comey, who was overseeing an investigation involving the president's campaign.
The White House said that Trump relied on two brief letters of recommendation. One came from Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a former campaign surrogate who had recused himself from investigations involving the Trump campaign but waded into the debate about Comey's dismissal. Sessions' deputy, Rod Rosenstein, wrote a lengthy memo detailing his concerns about Comey.
Sessions and Rosenstein recommended Comey be fired based on his handling of the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. But Trump said on Thursday that he was going to fire Comey "regardless" of either Sessions' or Rosenstein's recommendations.
The only other time in history an FBI director was fired, it was under dramatically different circumstances.
In 1993, Bill Clinton became the first US president to dismiss the head of the bureau. He did so after the Department of Justice produced a 161-page internal report with sworn testimony from more than 100 FBI agents citing the numerous and severe ethical failures of its director, William Sessions.
Clinton called Sessions twice the day he fired him - once to inform him he was dismissed and again to remind him his termination was effective immediately. He then held a press conference to explain his decision. He also had Louis Freeh lined up as a replacement.
Clinton's moves are in dramatic contrast to President Donald Trump's Tuesday dismissal of FBI Director James Comey, who was overseeing an investigation involving the president's campaign.
The White House said that Trump relied on two brief letters of recommendation. One came from Attorney General Jeff Sessions, a former campaign surrogate who had recused himself from investigations involving the Trump campaign but waded into the debate about Comey's dismissal. Sessions' deputy, Rod Rosenstein, wrote a lengthy memo detailing his concerns about Comey.
Sessions and Rosenstein recommended Comey be fired based on his handling of the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. But Trump said on Thursday that he was going to fire Comey "regardless" of either Sessions' or Rosenstein's recommendations.
What collusion would that be?
If there was collusion, when did it occur and how is it against the law?
How is it that an openly hostile media can't find one fact to hang their hat on concerning Trump's "collusion."
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*chuckle*
Good one busybody.
Did Bill Clinton ever get two scoops of ice cream?
Good one busybody.
Did Bill Clinton ever get two scoops of ice cream?
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He did get two young tits and a new humidor.
Pardon me for saying this, but I suspect the humidor was used.
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Here's a long article that proves Comey was going to let Clinton go all along, way before the FBI interviewed her:
http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/james-comeys-conspicuous-independence?intcid=popular
http://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/james-comeys-conspicuous-independence?intcid=popular
Wait a minute. You found an article that KO hasn't linked yet?
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