News flash: Clinton caught selling the lincoln bedroom in the white house to political donors

[Wyatt earp]

Flash back Wednesday, just for the kiddies in here. ...

AllPolitics - Bedroom Bucks - Feb. 26, 1997



Lincoln Bedroom Guests Gave $5.4 Million

WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, Feb. 26) -- President Bill Clinton's guests in the Lincoln Bedroom gave a total of at least $5.4 million to the Democratic National Committee during 1995 and 1996, according to a study for CNN by the Campaign Study Group.

Clinton's Guest List
Top Lincoln Bedroom Donors
An Inside Glimpse At White House Fund-Raising
Among the biggest donors were investor Dirk Ziff, who gave $411,000; movie producer Steven Spielberg, $336,000; retired businessman William Rollnick, $235,000; and Hollywood mogul Lew Wasserman, $225,000.

The CNN study found 24 overnight White House guests who gave $100,000 or more to the DNC. CNN's $5.4 million figure does not include money given to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, or any state party committees.

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On Tuesday, the Clinton White House released the names of 800-plus people who stayed overnight in the Lincoln Bedroom, and the president defended the practice of inviting friends and supporters to stay overnight. The White House also released several hundred pages of documents, some with hishandwritten notes from Clinton enthusiastically supporting the idea.

But Republicans accuse the president of using the White House to raise campaign funds and want an independent prosecutor named to investigate the fund-raising.

At a press conference today with Chilean president Eduardo Frei, Clinton was asked again about the fund-raising and again defended himself.

 

[oreo]

Flash back Wednesday, just for the kiddies in here. ...

AllPolitics - Bedroom Bucks - Feb. 26, 1997



Lincoln Bedroom Guests Gave $5.4 Million

WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, Feb. 26) -- President Bill Clinton's guests in the Lincoln Bedroom gave a total of at least $5.4 million to the Democratic National Committee during 1995 and 1996, according to a study for CNN by the Campaign Study Group.

Clinton's Guest List
Top Lincoln Bedroom Donors
An Inside Glimpse At White House Fund-Raising
Among the biggest donors were investor Dirk Ziff, who gave $411,000; movie producer Steven Spielberg, $336,000; retired businessman William Rollnick, $235,000; and Hollywood mogul Lew Wasserman, $225,000.

The CNN study found 24 overnight White House guests who gave $100,000 or more to the DNC. CNN's $5.4 million figure does not include money given to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, or any state party committees.

​

On Tuesday, the Clinton White House released the names of 800-plus people who stayed overnight in the Lincoln Bedroom, and the president defended the practice of inviting friends and supporters to stay overnight. The White House also released several hundred pages of documents, some with hishandwritten notes from Clinton enthusiastically supporting the idea.

But Republicans accuse the president of using the White House to raise campaign funds and want an independent prosecutor named to investigate the fund-raising.

At a press conference today with Chilean president Eduardo Frei, Clinton was asked again about the fund-raising and again defended himself.

Yawwwwnnnn--it's another 25 year old OCDD--(Obsessive Clinton Derangement Disorder) thread.

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

Flash back Wednesday, just for the kiddies in here. ...

AllPolitics - Bedroom Bucks - Feb. 26, 1997



Lincoln Bedroom Guests Gave $5.4 Million

WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, Feb. 26) -- President Bill Clinton's guests in the Lincoln Bedroom gave a total of at least $5.4 million to the Democratic National Committee during 1995 and 1996, according to a study for CNN by the Campaign Study Group.

Clinton's Guest List
Top Lincoln Bedroom Donors
An Inside Glimpse At White House Fund-Raising
Among the biggest donors were investor Dirk Ziff, who gave $411,000; movie producer Steven Spielberg, $336,000; retired businessman William Rollnick, $235,000; and Hollywood mogul Lew Wasserman, $225,000.

The CNN study found 24 overnight White House guests who gave $100,000 or more to the DNC. CNN's $5.4 million figure does not include money given to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, or any state party committees.

​

On Tuesday, the Clinton White House released the names of 800-plus people who stayed overnight in the Lincoln Bedroom, and the president defended the practice of inviting friends and supporters to stay overnight. The White House also released several hundred pages of documents, some with hishandwritten notes from Clinton enthusiastically supporting the idea.

But Republicans accuse the president of using the White House to raise campaign funds and want an independent prosecutor named to investigate the fund-raising.

At a press conference today with Chilean president Eduardo Frei, Clinton was asked again about the fund-raising and again defended himself.

Yawwwwnnnn--it's another 25 year old OCDD--(Obsessive Clinton Derangement Disorder) thread.

But the OBDD, Obsessive Bush Derangement Disorder is in permanent full swing, and it covers GHWB and GWB.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Flash back Wednesday, just for the kiddies in here. ...

AllPolitics - Bedroom Bucks - Feb. 26, 1997



Lincoln Bedroom Guests Gave $5.4 Million

WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, Feb. 26) -- President Bill Clinton's guests in the Lincoln Bedroom gave a total of at least $5.4 million to the Democratic National Committee during 1995 and 1996, according to a study for CNN by the Campaign Study Group.

Clinton's Guest List
Top Lincoln Bedroom Donors
An Inside Glimpse At White House Fund-Raising
Among the biggest donors were investor Dirk Ziff, who gave $411,000; movie producer Steven Spielberg, $336,000; retired businessman William Rollnick, $235,000; and Hollywood mogul Lew Wasserman, $225,000.

The CNN study found 24 overnight White House guests who gave $100,000 or more to the DNC. CNN's $5.4 million figure does not include money given to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, or any state party committees.

​

On Tuesday, the Clinton White House released the names of 800-plus people who stayed overnight in the Lincoln Bedroom, and the president defended the practice of inviting friends and supporters to stay overnight. The White House also released several hundred pages of documents, some with hishandwritten notes from Clinton enthusiastically supporting the idea.

But Republicans accuse the president of using the White House to raise campaign funds and want an independent prosecutor named to investigate the fund-raising.

At a press conference today with Chilean president Eduardo Frei, Clinton was asked again about the fund-raising and again defended himself.

Yawwwwnnnn--it's another 25 year old OCDD--(Obsessive Clinton Derangement Disorder) thread.

Pay to play then


Pay to play now

 

[jasonnfree]

Flash back Wednesday, just for the kiddies in here. ...

AllPolitics - Bedroom Bucks - Feb. 26, 1997



Lincoln Bedroom Guests Gave $5.4 Million

WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, Feb. 26) -- President Bill Clinton's guests in the Lincoln Bedroom gave a total of at least $5.4 million to the Democratic National Committee during 1995 and 1996, according to a study for CNN by the Campaign Study Group.

Clinton's Guest List
Top Lincoln Bedroom Donors
An Inside Glimpse At White House Fund-Raising
Among the biggest donors were investor Dirk Ziff, who gave $411,000; movie producer Steven Spielberg, $336,000; retired businessman William Rollnick, $235,000; and Hollywood mogul Lew Wasserman, $225,000.

The CNN study found 24 overnight White House guests who gave $100,000 or more to the DNC. CNN's $5.4 million figure does not include money given to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, or any state party committees.

​

On Tuesday, the Clinton White House released the names of 800-plus people who stayed overnight in the Lincoln Bedroom, and the president defended the practice of inviting friends and supporters to stay overnight. The White House also released several hundred pages of documents, some with hishandwritten notes from Clinton enthusiastically supporting the idea.

But Republicans accuse the president of using the White House to raise campaign funds and want an independent prosecutor named to investigate the fund-raising.

At a press conference today with Chilean president Eduardo Frei, Clinton was asked again about the fund-raising and again defended himself.

News flash? Old news. These white trash clinton arkies would sell out their country for a buck. They actually did, sorta, with the uranium deal with russia, but their adoring base still sticks with them. I'm beginning to think the clintons' base sorta admires how they get away scot free all the time.