You'll never find yourself too far from a Clinton:
WASHINGTON (AP) - Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton will give to charity the $23,000 in donations she has received from a fundraiser who is wanted in California for failing to appear for sentencing on a 1991 grand theft charge.The decision came Wednesday as other Democrats began distancing themselves from Norman Hsu, whose legal encounters and links to other Democratic donors have drawn public scrutiny in the past two days.
Al Franken, a Senate candidate in Minnesota, Reps. Michael Honda and Doris Matsui of California and Rep. Joe Sestak of Pennsylvania said they would divest their campaigns of Hsu's donations.
Hsu is a fundraiser for Clinton and is described as a devoted fan of the presidential candidate and New York senator. He had planned to co- host a money event for Clinton on Sept. 30. In a statement Wednesday, Hsu said he believed he had resolved his legal issues, but said he would halt his work raising political money.
Shades of monks with heavy wads of campaign cash? I wonder who has a controlling legal authority over this one? In case you Democrats out there are still unsure about it: the Clinton's are corrupt as the day is long. It isn't a matter of whether they'll break the law, but how often. Given that they are dirty, they tend to attract additional dirt.
One does wonder how an event two months in the past suddenly surfaces just now - the Craig event, I mean. The troubles with Clinton aren't the only Democratic scandals bubbling close to the surface...could it be that the DNC was holding Craig as a "Foley-in-the-Hole" for 2008, but had to let fly sooner in order to divert attention away from Democrat scandals? As co-author of the book on Democrat corruption, I know for certain there is nothing Democrats won't do.
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