6/11/98 Update Downside Legacy at Two Degrees of President Clinton

CLINTON'S ROGUES GALLERY:
DOWNSIDE LEGACY AT TWO DEGREES OF PRESIDENT CLINTON
Revised 6/11/98

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TABLE OF CONTENTS - NAVIGATION

THE INVESTIGATIONS

UNDER INVESTIGATION?
CONVICTIONS
INDICTMENTS AND TARGETS
OTHER CRIMINAL/TERRORIST ASSOCIATES
CLAIMING THE 5TH OR REFUSING TO ANSWER
FOREIGN WITNESSES, REFUSING TO ANSWER
AVOIDING WITNESS BY LEAVING THE COUNTRY
WITNESS THAT LEFT THE COUNTRY, REASON UNKNOWN
MEMORY LAPSES, NUMBER OF OCCURENCES
PRIVILEGE CLAIMS
INTERFERENCE WITH INVESTIGATIONS?
DELAY? - REASSIGNMENT
STONEWALLS
TESTIMONY IN CONTRADICTION TO THE PRESIDENT
SELF CONTRADICTION
DECEMBER 13, 1994 WHITE HOUSE TASK LIST ISSUES:

THE RETALIATION

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INVESTIGATIVE RESOURCES
INTIMIDATION, IRS AUDIT
INTIMIDATION, CHARACTER
INTIMIDATION - TAX EXEMPT STATUS
POLITICAL FIRINGS
CLAIM: MALICIOUS IN PROSECUTING
INTIMIDATION, BEATEN OR THREATENED

THE EXITS

DEATHS - SUICIDES
DEATHS - HOMICIDES
DEATHS - ACCIDENTS
DEATHS - "NATURAL"
DEATHS - UNKNOWN
DEATHS - UNRECORDED
DEATHS - LINE OF DUTY?
DEATHS - TRAGEDY - RUBY RIDGE (3 TOTAL) - AFTERMATH
DEATHS - TRAGEDY - WACO (86 TOTAL)
DEATHS - TRAGEDY - OKLAHOMA CITY (168+19 TOTAL)
DEATHS - TRAGEDY - RON BROWN PLANE CRASH
RESIGNATIONS
ELECTED REPUBLICANS NOW DEMOCRAT SINCE 1992
ELECTED DEMOCRATS NOW REPUBLICAN SINCE 1992

THE COMPLAINTS

A "SMOKING GUN" #1? - NATIONAL SECURITY (CHINA MISSILES)
A "SMOKING GUN" #2? - FOREIGN CONTRIBUTIONS (CHINA)
A "SMOKING GUN" #3? - SUBVERSION (EXPORTS STATE TO COMMERCE)
A "SMOKING GUN" #4? - FOREIGN CONTRIBUTIONS/OBSTRUCTION (CHINA)
A "SMOKING GUN" #5? - NATIONAL SECURITY (PANAMA)
A "SMOKING GUN" #6? - PERJURY, COVERUP (LEWINSKY)
A "SMOKING GUN" #7? - OBSTRUCTION (WHITEWATER)
A "SMOKING GUN" #8? - SUBVERSION (BRAC-PRIVATIZATION)
A "SMOKING GUN" #9? - COVERUP (TRIPP/BACON)
A "SMOKING GUN" #10? - MISAPPROPRIATION/COVERUP (CDFI)
APPEARANCE OF QUID PRO QUO - MOST SIGNIFICANT
APPEARANCE OF QUID PRO QUO - OTHERS
BYPASS BY EXECUTIVE ORDERS
BREACH OF TRUST?
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES
USE OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FOR POLITICAL PURPOSE

THE FOOTPRINTS

SOVEREIGNTY
COMMAND ISSUES
COMMERCE A "CRIME"?
FOREIGN POLICY FAILURE? - ALERT #1 - RUSSIA/CHINA
FOREIGN POLICY FAILURE? - ALERT #2 - INTELLIGENCE
FOREIGN POLICY FAILURE? - ALERT #3 - FORCED LABOR
FOREIGN POLICY FAILURE? - ALERT #4 - TAIWAN
FOREIGN POLICY FAILURE? - ALERT #5 - RUSSIAN PROLIFERATION
FOREIGN POLICY FAILURE? - ALERT #6 - NUCLEAR ARMS RACE SOUTHERN ASIA
FOREIGN POLICY FAILURE? - ALERT #7 - EXCEPTIONAL TECHNOLOGY FOR CHINA
BCCI: CURIOUS INVESTIGATION
CURIOSITIES

THE TIMELINES

FIRST FOUR "SMOKING GUNS" COLLAPSED ON A TIME LINE (CHINA)
SMOKING GUN #6 COLLAPSED ON A TIMELINE (LEWINSKY)

THE LAW

EXCERPTS FROM CRIMINAL CODE
TECHNOLOGY EXPORT - ENTITIES THAT WERE NOT NOTIFIED
TECHNOLOGY EXPORT - COVENANTS BREACHED

UNDER INVESTIGATION?

Perjury
Subornation of Perjury
Obstruction of Justice
Abuse of Power
Illegal Campaign Contributions
Technology Exports
Witness Tampering
Bribery
Racketeering
Fraud - Various

CONVICTIONS

Webster Hubbell
Jim McDougal
Susan McDougal
Gov. Jim Guy Tucker
Stephen Smith
David Hale
Eugene Fitzhugh
Charles Matthews
Robert W. Palmer
Chris Wade
Neal T. Ainley
Larry Kuca
Henry Espy
James Lake
William J. Marks, Sr.
John Latham
John Haley
Michael Brown (Ron Brown's son)
Eugene Lum
Nora Lum
Johnny Chung
Tyson Foods
Sun Diamond Growers
Richard Douglas
James Lake
Ron Blackley
Smith Barney
Crop Growers Corporation
Brook Keith Mitchell Sr.
Five M Farming Enterprises
John J. Hemmingson
Alvarez T. Ferrouillet, Jr.
Municipal Healthcare Cooperative
Ferrouillet & Ferrouillet
Linda Jones
Patsy Jo Wooten
Allen Wooten
Roger Clinton
Dan Lasater
Bill McCuen
Dan Harmon
Roger Tamraz (Lebanon by default)
Peter Lee
Harold Worden
William McCord (head of Lasater & Co.)

INDICTMENTS AND TARGETS

Ron Brown (indictment was pending at time of death)
Herby Branscum
Robert Hill
Mike Espy
Henry Cisneros
Jack Williams
Archie Schaefer
Charlie Trie
Maria Hsia
Nolanda Hill
Bruce Babbitt
Ron Carey
Monica Lewinsky
Webster Hubbell (new charges)
Suzy Hubbell
Mike Schaufele
Charlie Owen
Hillary Clinton
Bill Clinton
Roger Tamraz (France)
Alexis Herman
William W. Hamilton, Jr. (Teamsters)
Carmen Lunetta
Susan McDougal (new charges Whitewater)
Susan McDougal (Mehta)
Mayor Richard M. Daley
John and Patti Garamendi
Calvin Grigsby
Neal Harrington
CATIC, the China National Aero-Technology Import and Export Company

OTHER CRIMINAL/TERRORIST ASSOCIATES

Jorge Cabrera
Dan Lasater (Pardon by Gov. Clinton)
Roger Clinton (half brother Pardon by Gov. Clinton)
Arthur Coia
Wang Jun
Gerry Adams
Yassar Arafat
Grigori Loutchansky, head of Russian/Austrian joint venture Nordex
Communist revolutionary fronts in Latin America, Africa, Middle East (1982+ Hillary Clinton, New World Foundation philanthropies)

CLAIMING THE 5TH OR REFUSING TO ANSWER

Susan McDougal Contempt of court
Susan Thomases Clinton Advisor, 108 non-answers
Webster Hubbell Former Associate Attorney General, 112 non-answers
Maggie Williams Hillary Clinton's Former Chief of Staff, 96 non-answers
Bruce Lindsey, Advisor, 70 non-answers
Neil Eggleston, Associate Counsel, 106 non-answers
Roger Altman, Deputy Treasury Secretary, 208 non-answers
Hillary Clinton, 60 non-answers
Bill Clinton, 37 non-answers
John Huang
Jane Huang
Man Ya Shih
David Wang
Keshi Zhan
Gin F. J. Chen
Siuw Moi Lian
Yi Chu
Mark Middleton
Seow Fong Ooi
Joseph Landon
Bin Yueh Jeng
Hsiu Chu Lin
Larry Wong
Duangnet Kronenberg
Jen Chin Hsueh
Na-chi "Nancy" Lee
Chi Rung Wang
Hueutsan Huang
Jou Sheng
Yue Chu
Yogesh Ghandi
Judy Hsu
Man Ho
Steven Hwang
Jane Dewi Tahir
Manlin Foung
Gilbert Colon
Maria Mapili
Yumei Yang
Irene Wu
Jie Su Hsiao
Arapaho/Cheyenne Indians
Mike Lin
Hsiu Luan Tseng
Hsin Chen Shih
Zie Pan Huang
Mark Jimenez
Shu Jen Wu
Michael Brown
Woody Hwang
Charles Intriago
Simon Chen
Sioeng Fei Man
Jessica Elinitiarta
Kent La
Craig Livingstone
Richard Trumka (threat)

FOREIGN WITNESSES, REFUSING TO ANSWER

Ng Lap Seng
Stephen Riady
Roy Tirtadji
Ken Hsui
John Muncy
James Lin
Eugene Wu
Mochtar Riady
Stanley Ho
Suma Ching Hai
James Riady
Daniel Wu
Ambrose Hsuing
Lay Kweek Wie
Li Kwai Fai
Bruce Cheung

AVOIDING WITNESS BY LEAVING THE COUNTRY

Elizabeth Ward Gracen
Pauline Kanchanalak
Ming Chen
Antonio Pan
John H.K. Lee
Agus Setiawan
Ted Sioeng
Dewi Tirto
Subandi Tanuwidjaja
Soraya Wiriadinata
Felix Ma
Susanto Tanuwidjaja
Suryanti Tanuwidjaja
Subandi Tanuwidjaja
Yanti Ardi
Nanny Nitiarta
Yopie Elnitiarta
Maureen Elnitiarta
Sandra Elnitiarta
Sundari Elnitiarta

WITNESS THAT LEFT THE COUNTRY, REASON UNKNOWN

Arief Wiriandinata

MEMORY LAPSES, NUMBER OF OCCURENCES

Bill Kennedy 233+116
Harold Ickes 148+270(campaign finance)
Ricki Seidman 160
Bruce Lindsey 161
Bill Burton 191
Mark Gearan 221
Mack McLarty 233
Neil Eggleston 250 (Travelgate)
John Podesta 264
Jennifer O'Connor 343
Dwight Holton 348
Patsy Thomasson 420
Jeff Eller 697
Webster Hubbell
Beth Nolan 179
Cliff Sloan 173
Bernard Nussbaum 158+60
George Stephanopoulos 142+102 - ordered to pay attorney fees and costs for his claims of memory loss during deposition that "are simply not believable." (Judicial Watch case)
Roy Neel 135
Rahm Emanuel 102
Maggie Williams 82
David Tarbell 1
Clinton - Executive Privilege, uncle Raymond’s pressure on the draft board, meeting Paula Jones, making fund raising calls from the White House, conversations about money with David Hale, FBI Investigation (FBI Files,) Susan/Jim McDougals use of his money, that Vince Foster was working on their Whitewater tax returns shortly before he died, help provided to Webb Hubbell, that his plane was holding up traffic in 93 while he got a haircut…

PRIVILEGE CLAIMS

Bruce Lindsey
Sid Blumenthal
Hillary Clinton
Secret Service
Vince Foster (postmortem claim - attorney/client privilege)
RDMHQ Funding Document
Secret 3rd privilege claim.

INTERFERENCE WITH INVESTIGATIONS?

Loral & Hughes/China Missile Guidance
William Sessions investigation of Department of Justice
Madison Guaranty and others (Atty Gen Janet Reno fired all U.S. Attorneys in joint decision with White House 2 weeks into her tenure.)
Tyson complaints, when Smaltz failed to answer, DOJ took important elements of the investigation away
Lums claim Hubbell interceded for them
Ron Brown tip off to Lums
In the Supreme Court’s orders in June 1998, denying Ken Starr's petitions for certiorari before judgment was " The motion by the Solicitor General, on behalf of the United States acting through the Attorney General, for access to sealed portions of the record is denied. "
BCCI Investigations (See 12/92 Senate Report and also the Firing of all U.S. Attorneys)

DELAY? - REASSIGNMENT

Charles Labella
James Desarno

STONEWALLS

Billing records missing for 2 years (subpoenaed, crucial to FDIC investigation) appeared in White House living area and turned over several days after statute of limitation expired.
Bruce Lindsey's notes, subpoenaed but not turned over until the day after the Senate's Whitewater Committee authorization expired.
Hillary Clinton and White House lawyer talks claimed as executive privilege, then attorney client privilege, appealed to Supreme Court - ordered turned over.
Existence of diaries subpoenaed in April 97, were "concealed" to October 97 and have not been released. Second set also not disclosed until three weeks before committee's deadline expired.
Existence of videotapes subpoenaed in April 97 (coffees and fund-raisers) was not disclosed but then turned over October '97.
FBI files from 91 (Chinese efforts to influence U.S. elections) were turned over five days after the Senate committee ended its hearings.
White House continues to be unresponsive (from June 96 to date) to requests by Rep. Dave McIntosh, R-Ind., concerning its 300,000-name database.
White House tried to delay the Paula Jones case until after Clinton left office, appealed to the Supreme Court, turned down unanimously.
Existence of letters from Willey, subpoenaed by Jones' attorney was denied, but 15 were produced in response to 60 Minutes interview, by personal approval of president.
Lewinsky proffer: Clinton told her that if she were in New York, she might be able to avoid testifying in the Jones lawsuit
Lewinsky proffer: Clinton told her she would not have to turn over the gifts, subpoenaed by Ms. Jones's lawyers, if she did not have them in her possession.
Lewinsky proffer: Clinton told her that she could explain her White House visits as trips to see Ms. Currie.
Clinton met with Ms. Currie on a Sunday in January, the day after his deposition in the Paula Jones case, posed and answered a series of questions to guide her through an account of his relationship with Lewinsky. The president placed Betty Currie at the center of all Lewinsky-related matters Mr. Clinton took Ms. Currie on his recent trip to Africa.
Lewinsky tapes: she claims Clinton directed her to testify falsely in the Jones case. Under oath Ms. Tripp said she was told by Lewinsky to "lie and deny," Lewinsky passed along to Ms. Tripp three pages of "talking points" giving her instructions on how to lie under oath.
Clinton/Flowers tape: Clinton says "deny it" Flowers says "The only thing that concerns me . . . at this point, is the state job," to which Clinton replies, "Yeah, I never thought about that. . . . If they ever ask if you've talked to me about it, you can say no."
House Campaign Finance Committee - immunity grants
At 9:30 the day before scheduled deposition of Clifford Bernath by Judicial Watch, Justice filed a motion for protective order.
Justice refusals to appoint Independent Counsel for Campaign Finance
Presidential action (after the fact termination of missile technology suspension regarding PRC) when Loral/Hughes was under FBI Investigation
Firing of former FBI director Sessions
Office of President and Vice-President are not "agencies" for the purpose of the Freedom of Information Act.
Curt Weldon "...can't get access as a member of Congress to these briefings..." (threat assessments)
White House leak of Executive Privilege Decision followed by White House Motion for Contempt action against Independent Council
Sweet Coal - administration refused House Natural Resources Committee document request for 7 months, missed deadline by one week.
Refusal to provide documents (China/missile) to Congress citing a criminal inquiry v. prior Presidential permit to transfer the technology to China while the investigation was underway (after the fact.)
Department of Treasury tip off to White House re: criminal referral of White Water
12/13/94 Task List Memo - "to do" items regarding Foster, White Water and other 39 scandals, Congress and the press
Commerce Department "pattern of obstruction" for refusing to provide Defense Intelligence Agency with information on U.S. supercomputer exports (e.g. Russia/China)
White House missed deadline for turning over Loral (China/Missile) documents to House Committee
Janet Reno refused I.C. Smaltz on information about cash payoffs to then-Governor Clinton
Atty General Reno refusal to provide Congress the Freeh memo concerning the FBI position on an Independent Counsel for Campaign Finance
Haney - Portals, House Investigation - withholding documents
Mayer (reporter) wanted to know how to respond
DOD attorney objects to Bacon answering questions about Lewinsky in deposition (Judicial Watch.)
Hoyt Zia (Commerce) called John Huang when Huang was being sought by US Marshals, ie didn't tell the Marshals where to find him.
Concerning data subpoenaed by Starr, Harold Ickes testified about a conference call with other aides on Sept. 9, 1996, because "the president doesn't want any polling data turned ... over to people outside the campaign."
Change of privilege claim on Bruce Lindsey to attorney-client at the last minute.
Secret 3rd privilege claim.
At the last minute, Justice appealed the Secret Service testimony ruling to the Supreme Court.
State Department said they are not sending a witness to the hearing 6/4/98 "The Sale of Body Parts by the People's Republic of China."
When US government nuclear experts asked Commerce to provide American computer companies with a list of nuclear laboratories in Russia and China to prevent the companies from selling their high-performance supercomputers to them, Commerce refused to provide such a list, claiming U.S. policy prevented them from sharing such information.
Congress has been unable to see a copy of the May 1997 Pentagon report that said "national security has been harmed" by the transfer of sensitive computer technology to China’s military complex. According to Rep Pitts, the White House offers only silence and spin.
Senate Republican leader Trent Lott, R- Miss., said 6/8/98 that the Justice Department did not give the Senate Select Intelligence Committee four documents it requested when legislators began investigating the matter last week.
Apparent conflict of interest in Justice investigating encryption technology exports to China and campaign contributions, when Justice was involved in encryption policy.
The administration has not responded to a Freedom of Information Act request from the Small Business Survival Committee (SBSC) for the release of economic conclusions, data and evidence supporting its position on the proposed international treaty addressing the questionable threat of global warming.
9/96 The Washington Times: White House refused to release a Pentagon-commissioned report suggesting Clinton's non-strategy to combat drug use has failed.
9/96 White House refused to release documents to House investigators trying to determine whether the administration knew U.S.-trained Haitian security agents murdered political opponents of the U.S.-supported regime.
10/96 White House refused to release a memo by FBI Director Freeh and DEA Administrator Thomas Constantine that condemns Clinton's efforts against drug use.
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Shelby on 6/10/98 accused the Clinton administration of failing to produce documents his panel requested. Instead of getting actual reports, the committee is only getting short summaries, he complained. He said some of the summaries are contradictory.
Refusal to allow access to medical records.
EPA delayed 2 years to produce climate-change proposal document for House Commerce Committee
Senate Campaign Finance hearings, Clinton White House no help in getting 45 witnesses to testify

TESTIMONY IN CONTRADICTION TO THE PRESIDENT

Monica Lewisnky (on the tapes)
Paula Jones
Kathleen Willey
Christy Zercher
Gennifer Flowers
Dolly Kyle Browning
Elizabeth Ward Gracen
Sally Perdue
Pamela Blackard
Debra Ballentine
Larry Patterson
L.D. Brown
Roger Perry
Danny Ferguson (cuts both ways)
David Hale
Jim McDougal

SELF CONTRADICTION

The president's videotaped statement to donors that he was raising soft money (illegally) to pay for reelection ads v his previous denials.
Publicly pledging cooperation v strategy of stonewalling Jones and Starr and House/Senate
Fictitious claim by president that he could not comment on the Lewinsky matter because he was legally required to keep silent.
Clinton in January 98: "You and the American people have a right to get answers. I'd like for you to have more rather than less, sooner rather than later. So we'll work through it as quickly as we can and get all those questions out there to you" v February 98, "I've told the American people what is essential for them to know about this."
Clinton's has changed from 'never having met Jones' to admitting that they may have been in the same room alone.
Feb. 22 denial that White House "or any of President Clinton's private attorneys has hired or authorized any private investigator to look into the background of . . . investigators, prosecutors or reporters" v next day Terry Lenzner said that his firm, Investigative Group Inc., had been retained by the law firm representing Mr. Clinton in Mr. Starr's investigation.
Clinton's statement he had "no specific recollection" of his meeting with Ms. Willey, v a later statement that he "has a very clear memory" of the meeting.
Clinton denials in 1992 60 Minutes interview regarding Gennifer Flowers v (6 six years later) answering yes under oath.
Clinton's 1994 statement on executive privilege, "It's hard for me to imagine a circumstance in which that would be an appropriate thing for me to do" and counsel (Cutler's) statement that (1994) it is practice "not to assert executive privilege" in circumstances involving communications relating to investigations of personal wrongdoing by government officials v executive privilege claims.
Clinton’s promise of "the most ethical administration in history" v this list.
Clinton statement that "What always happens if you have automatic sanctions legislation is it puts enormous pressure on whoever is in the executive branch to fudge an evaluation of the facts of what is going on…"
"..no dictator will pressure … into concessions" v. telecommunications free commerce with Cuba
Haitian actions/Lavallas v President Carter negotiation in process (at his request)
Clinton statement that they want Executive Privilege legal material made public v. Motion for Contempt when a portion becomes public.
Administration figure given for FBI files (approx 39) was much lower than they knew it to be at the time
Democrats outrage over release of legally recorded Hubbell prison tapes v. silence over release of illegally recorded cell-phone conversations of Republicans.
Clinton asserts that he is cooperating with Starr v. Clinton has declined request to waive Secret Service privilege, to urge Susan McDougal to testify, to provide his own testimony to the Grand Jury
Clinton "I do not believe we should extend most-favored-nation status to China unless they make significant progress in human rights, arms proliferation and fair trade." in 3/92 vs. current position.
In 1997 , Secretary of State Madeleine Albright said , " If these allegations are true , they would be very serious . " They (Chinese illegal contributions to DNC & Clinton/Gore) are true , but are not taken seriously, e.g. China trip still "on."
Clinton 1992 campaign, "The Bush administration continues to coddle China, despite its continuing crackdown on democratic reform, its brutal subjugation of Tibet, its irresponsible export of nuclear and missile technology" vs current policy to China.
January 12, 1998 letter by President Clinton to Congress: " I am writing to you with respect to sections (b)(1) and (b)(2) of Public Law 99-183, relating to the approval and implementation of the Agreement for Nuclear Cooperation Between the United States and the People's Republic of China, and with respect to section 902(a)(6)(B) of Public Law 101-246. … In accordance with Public Law 101-246, I have certified that China has provided clear and unequivocal assurances to the United States that it is not assisting and will not assist any nonnuclear-weapon state, either directly or indirectly, in acquiring nuclear explosive devices or the material and components for such devices … I believe the Agreement will have a significant, positive impact in promoting U.S. nonproliferation and national security interests with China...I am pleased that the process is underway to begin nuclear cooperation with China …." - vs the Timeline.
Attorney-client privilege claim Lindsey-Clinton (use of government resources) vs. William Sessions, Billy Dale, etc.
Treatment of China - which murdered hundreds of pro-democracy students in 1989 v. treatment of India
On the very day the Supreme Court denied an expedited hearing as the White House requested, McCurry said "Today is day 1,400 of Ken Starr’s tenure as independent counsel, at $35,000 a day of taxpayers' money ... if there’s any delay, that’s the delay right there."
Clinton "This is an important example of how our engagement with China serves America's interests: stability in Asia, preventing the spread of weapons..." v this list.
Decisions by Atty General Janet Reno "…calls into question the administration's previous opposition to assisted suicide. President Clinton raised no objections to opposing assisted suicide in April 1997 when he signed the Ashcroft-Dorgan legislation to bar the use of federal funds for services rendered by the likes of Dr. Jack Kevorkian."
Although the Clintons claimed to have lost money in their commodity trading in 1980, on April 11, 1994, they revealed they failed to report $6,498 in income from the trading and paid $14,615 in back taxes and interest.
In 1993, its "first major Supreme Court case, the Clinton administration is preparing to defend a Haitian refugee policy [of returning the refugees to Haiti] that the president had called illegal during the campaign." (USA Today)
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Jimmy Carter v. Clinton claim that he is "the only president who knew something about agriculture when [he] got there."
Clinton refused to sign legislation to pay the legal fees accrued by Billy Dale and the other fired Travel Office employees. The next day, the White House asked Congress to pay the legal fees of Clinton aides in return for Clinton's signature.
Clinton’s claims about China’s progress in human rights vs. Gao’s testimony which ``included depravity of the People's Republic of China program that not even the harshest critics of the program ever suspected. Women are rounded up, held in `population jail cells' and forced and coerced to submit to the killing of their children.''

DECEMBER 13, 1994 WHITE HOUSE TASK LIST ISSUES:

Foster document handling (Nemetz)
Travel Office (Cerf)
White House/Treasury contacts (revisited; report) (JCS)
Obstruction of justice (DOJ handling of criminal referrals; Jay Stephens; RTC whistleblower reprisals)
Use of White House resources for response efforts (Nolan)
Foster suicide (Nemetz)
Espy (ethics; expanded Smaltz inquiry re Tyson's, Hatch Act) (Mills/Nolan)
Cisneros
Brown
Hubbel
Ickes/union representation
Stephanopoulos/NationsBank
State Department--passport files
Archives--abuse of personnel system
Legal Defense Fund (Mills)
Health Care Task Force (Neuwirth)
White House operations (drugs, passes, helicopters) (Mills/Nolan)
Residence renovations (Neuwirth)
Presidential immunity (Sloan)
White House Arkansans (Thomasson, Nash, Rasco)
PIC surplus v. Improper electioneering (SBA)
GSA (Roger Johnson)
Value Partners (Neuwirth)
Presidential campaign (FEC audit)
Commodities (Kendall)
Gubernatorial campaigns (Lindsey, Wright)--record keeping (Kendall)
Gubernatorial campaigns)--MGSL (Kendall)
Whitewater/MGSL (Kendall)
Other MGSL/McDougal (Kendall)
Rose Law Firm (HRC work for MGSL; Frost Case, FSLIC representation) (Kendall)
David Hale/Susan McDougal/SBA (Kendall)
Tucker
Lasater (bond deals; cocaine; Roger Clinton)
Use of loans to achieve legislative initiatives
ADFA (political favors; Larry Nichols)
Mena Airport al. Troopers
women (Kendall/Bennett)

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PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INVESTIGATIVE RESOURCES

2300 FBI Files improperly acquired (White House) - Marceca testified about these
FBI used in White House claims in the firing of the White House Travel Office.
Terry Lenzer and firm (Private/White House)
Jack Palladino and firm (Private/Campaign)
FBI used to remove Chef Sean Haddon

INTIMIDATION, IRS AUDIT

Paula and Stephen Jones
Billy Dale (Travel Office)
Texe Marrs
Western Journalism Center (Joseph Farah)
Citizens for a Sound Economy
Manufacturing Policy Project (Pat Choate)
American Life League
Christian Film and Television Commission
National Rifle Association
National Review
American Spectator
National Center for Public Policy Research
American Policy Center
Heritage Foundation
American Cause (Pat Buchanan)
Citizens Against Government Waste
Citizens for Honest Government
Freedom Alliance (Oliver North)
Progress and Freedom Foundation (Newt Gingrich)
Council for National Policy
Concerned Women for America
Center for Bioethical Reform
Free Congress Foundation (warning?)
Fortress America (warning?)
Capitol Resource Institute, Sacramento, California
Center for the Study of Popular Culture (David Horowitz/head Drudge Defense Fund)
Peoples Network Inc. (Chuck Harder)
Abraham Lincoln Opportunity Foundation (defunct, still being audited) (Newt Gingrich)
GOPAC (Newt Gingrich)
H. H. Callaway Foundation (Newt Gingrich)
Kennesaw State University, Georgia (Newt Gingrich)
Reinhardt College, Georgia (Newt Gingrich)
Bruce Bate (National Religious Broadcasters)
Margie Gray (critical e-mail)
Christopher Emery (fired usher)
Patricia and Glenn Mendoza (shouted remark/Chicago)
Kent Masterson Brown (attorney for Association of American Physicians and Surgeons)
Walter Gazecki (edited documentary "Waco, the Rules of Engagement")
Shelly Davis (whistleblower; author of "Unbridled Power")
Deletions:
Joseph Farah (World Net Daily)
David Horowitz, head of Drudge Defense fund
Chuck Harder (People’s Network Inc.)
Chuck Lee (talk show)
David Bresnahan (talk show)
George Putnam (talk show)
Grant Gillam (internet)

INTIMIDATION, CHARACTER

Ken Starr and prosecutorial staff - press materials, Carville declared "war," and White House officials "our continuing campaign to destroy Ken Starr" and "stand up to Starr" campaign.
Gary Aldrich
Matt Drudge - $30m Sid Blumenthal suit
Linda Tripp - death threats, Pentagon information to New Yorker
David Hale - David Pryor
Rep. Barr & Judicial Committee Members - Mulholland
Billy Dale (Travel Office)
State Troopers via Buddy Young (Clinton) - (testified to procuring women)
Three state troopers testified that they or their families were threatened if they talked.
Dolly Kyle Browning testified her brother, a 1992 Clinton campaign worker, warned "we will destroy you" if she talked.
Kathleen Willey - Nathan Landow flew her to his estate, conversation and Michael Viner
Jim Robinson - lawsuit threats
Bruce Bates
Jeff Evans
Margie Gray
Patricia and Glenn Mendoza (shouted remark at president)
William E. Kelly (Chicago)
Kent Masterson Brown
Walter Gazecki
Shelly Davis
Chief Petty Officer Kathleen Janoski
Lt. Col Steve Cogswell
Lt. Col David Hause
Maj. Thomas Parsons
John Deutch
R. James Woolsey
Gordon Oehler
Frederick Whitehurst
Dennis Patrick
Jean Duffey
Richard Jewell
Jack Wickman
Stinson said he received a call from a 60 Minutes producer who told him, among other things, "We just want to nail Ruddy."

INTIMIDATION - TAX EXEMPT STATUS

Christian Coalition
Christian Coalition, California chapter
San Diego Chapter of Christian Coalition
Three chapters of American Family Association
Life Legal Defense Foundation
Pierce Creek Church (Vestal, NY)
Second Baptist Church (Lake Jackson, Texas)

POLITICAL FIRINGS

William Sessions
All U.S. Attorneys
Chris Emory
Travel Office
Various intelligence officers were forced to retire or resign.

CLAIM: MALICIOUS IN PROSECUTING

Billy Dale
David Hale
Sharlene Wilson (another poster said it was Sharline)
Jeff Evans (talk show)
Webb Hubbell
Susan McDougal
Charles Hayes

INTIMIDATION, BEATEN OR THREATENED

Gary Johnson, Beaten
LJ Davis, Beaten
Larry Nichols, Beaten, Threatened (Several Attempts)
Linda Tripp, Threats
Russell Welch, Arkansas State Police investigator, anthrax
Sally Perdue, Threats
Dennis Patrick, Attempts
Anthony Bizakis - Car Assault, Break-in
Terry Reed ("Compromised")
Rodney Stich ("Defrauding America")
Darlene Novinger - Former FBI operative
Pat Matriciani - Author - "Clinton Chronicles". Has been told by Justice Dept to get "visible" real quick.

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DEATHS - SUICIDES

Vincent Foster (Whitehouse Deputy Counsel, Gunshot to mouth)
Kathy Ferguson (ex-wife of Clinton co-defendant, Gunshot to head)
Bill Shelton (Arkansas state trooper, Kathy Ferguson's fiancee, Gunshot to head)
Susan Coleman (Alleged Clinton Girlfriend, 7.5 months pregnant, Gunshot to head)
Jon Parnell Walker (RTC Investigator on Whitewater, fell from top of Lincoln Towers)
Ed Willey ( Democratic Fundraiser, Gunshot to head)
Niko Jerik (In charge of the radio beacon/Brown Crash, Gunshot)
John A. Wilson (Former Wash D.C. councilman, hung)
Terrance Yeakey (First policeman at the Murrah Building, gun shot wound/slashes)
Gary Baugh (Lassater Attorney, Jump)
Ian Spiro (Inslaw Witness, Gunshot to Head)
Sharlott A. Donovan (Ret TechSgt/WH Comm Office, Plastic Bag over Head)
Admiral Boorda (NCO, gunshot chest)

DEATHS - HOMICIDES

Mary Mahoney (Former White House intern shot multiple times in a Starbucks, no money taken)
Luther "Jerry" Parks (Provided security for Clinton's campaign, multiple gunshots)
Don Ives (Witness to Mena, skull crushed, left to be run over by train)
Kevin Henry (Witness to Mena, stabbed, left to be run over by train)
Eric Butera (Starbucks informant, beaten to death in sting)
Jeff Rhodes (Ives/Henry Witness, gunshot to head)
Ed Gould (Clinton's HIV/AIDS Advisory Council, Toxic)
Calvin Walraven (Witness Jocelyn Elders son's drug case, Gunshot)
Florence Martin (Accountant with info on Barry Seal, Gunshot to head)
Alder Berriman (Barry) Seal (Mena, Murdered)
Keith McKaskle (Ives/Henry Informant, Stabbed)
Gregory Collins (Ives/Henry Informant, Gunshot to Head)
James Milon (Ives/Henry Informant, Decapitated)
Richard Winters (Ives/Henry Suspect, Shotgunned)
Jordan Ketelson (Ives/Henry Informant, Shotgunned)
Larry Guerin (Inslaw Investigator, unknown)
Alan Standorf (NSA, Inslaw Investigator, unknown)
Dennis Eisman (Inslaw attorney, Shot)
Danny Casalaro (Investigator Inslaw, Shot and Slashed)

DEATHS - ACCIDENTS

Ron Brown, Plane Crash (Commerce, Pathologists question wound to head on xrays)
Victor Raisner, Plane Crash (National Finance Co-Chair Clinton for President)
R. Montgomery Raiser, Plane Crash (Clinton campaign)
Herschell Friday, Plane Explosion (Presidential Campaign Finance Committee)
Paula Gober, Car Accident (Clinton Speech Interpreter)
Stanley Heard, Plane Crash (Clinton Health Care Advisory Committee)
Steven Dickson, Plane Crash (Clinton Health Care Advisory Committee)
Johnny Lawhon, Car Accident (Found Whitewater Canceled Check in Car after Tornado)
Staff Sgt. Brian Haney, Helicopter Crash (Clinton Bodyguard)
Marine Sgt. Timothy Sabel, Helicopter Crash (Clinton Bodyguard)
Maj. William Barkley, Helicopter Crash (Clinton Bodyguard)
Capt. Scott Reynolds, Helicopter Crash (Clinton Bodyguard)
Betty Currie's brother, Car/Pedestrian Accident (Key Witness' brother)
Shelley Kelly, Survived Brown Plane Crash - died hours later (Stewardess)
Judy Gibbs, Fire (Alleged Clinton Girlfriend, Witness)
Keith Coney, Motorcycle Accident (Ives/Henry Witness)
Secret Service Agent (name undet.) , C-130 airplane crash, Jackson Hole WY
Capt. Kevin N. Earnest, aircraft commander, C-130 airplane crash, Jackson Hole WY
Capt. Kimberly Jo Wielhouwer, pilot, C-130 airplane crash, Jackson Hole WY
2d Lt. Benjamin T. Hall, navigator, C-130 airplane crash, Jackson Hole WY
SSgt. Michael J. Smith, Jr., loadmaster, C-130 airplane crash, Jackson Hole WY
SrA. Rick L. Merritt, flight engineer, C-130 airplane crash, Jackson Hole WY
SSgt. Michael R. York, loadmaster, C-130 airplane crash, Jackson Hole WY
SrA. Billy R. Ogston, crew chief, C-130 airplane crash, Jackson Hole WY
Amn. Thomas A. Stevens, loadmaster, C-130 airplane crash, Jackson Hole WY
Dr Donald Chumley, Plane Crash (Physician at the OKC Murrah building)
Jim Wilhite, Ski Accident (Friend of McLarty)
Dr. Ronald Rogers, Plane Crash (Informant)
Paul Olson, Plane Crash (Witness)
Neal Cooper Moody, Car Accident (Step Son of Vince Foster Widow, Lisa)
Maj. Gen. William Robertson Deputy Commanding General, V Corps, Europe, helicopter crash, Weisbaden
Col William Densberger V Corps Chief of Operations and Plans, helicopter crash, Weisbaden
Col. Robert Kelly V Corps Chief of Intelligence, helicopter crash, Weisbaden
Spec. Gary Rhodes Crew Chief, helicopter crash, Weisbaden
William Colby, canoe drowning (former Director of the CIA, editor of "Strategic Investment" which hired experts to investigate Vince Foster’s suicide note)

DEATHS - "NATURAL"

Jim McDougal, Heart Attack in Solitary (Witness in Whitewater)
John Crawford (Informant Inslaw, Heart Attack)

DEATHS - UNKNOWN

Barbara Wise (Mickey Kantor's press secretary found dead, nude, in a locked office at Commerce)
Paul Tulley (Democratic National Committee, in Hotel Room)
Boonie Bearden? Disappeared (Ives/Henry Witness)
Paul Wilcher (Mena Investigator)
Stanley Huggins (Partner, lawfirm investigating Madison Guarantee)
Henry Hamilton (Bag man for payments from McDougal to Gov. Clinton)

DEATHS - UNRECORDED

Various "Partial Birth" abortions since veto
Various Haitians

DEATHS - LINE OF DUTY?

Steve Willis, Waco (Clinton bodyguard)
Robert Williams, Waco (Clinton bodyguard)
Conway LeBleu, Waco (Clinton bodyguard)
Todd McKeehan, Waco (Clinton bodyguard)

DEATHS - TRAGEDY - RUBY RIDGE (3 TOTAL) - AFTERMATH

Sam Weaver, 14
Vicki Weaver
William Degan, US Marshall

DEATHS - TRAGEDY - WACO (86 TOTAL)

Katherin Andrade, 24
Jennifer Andrade, 19
Aldrick Bennett, 35
Susan Benta, 31
Mary Jean Borst, 49
Pablo Cohen, 38
Yvette Fagan, 34
Doris Fagan, 60
Lisa Marie Farris, 26
Ray Friesen, 76
Dayland Gent, 3
Diana Henry, 28
Paulina Henry, 24
Phillip Henry, 22
Stephen Henry, 26
Vanessa Henry, 19
Zilla Henry, 55
Novellette Hipsman, 36
Floyd Houtman, 61
Cyrus Howell, 8
Rachel Howell, 23
Star Howell, 6
Sherri Lynn Jewell, 43
David Michael Jones, 38
Michelle Jones, 18
Serenity Sea Jones, 4
Bobbie Lane Koresh, 16 months
David Koresh, 33
Jeffery Little, 31
Nicole Elizabeth Gent Little, 24
Livingston Malcolm, 26
Douglas Wayne Martin, 42
Lisa Martin, 13
Sheila Martin, 15
Abigail Martinez, 11
Audrey Martinez, 13
Juliete Santoyo Martinez, 30
Crystal Martinez, 3
Isiah Martinez, 4
Joseph Martinez, 30
Jillane Matthews
Alison Bernadette Monbelly, 31
Melissa Morrison, 6
Rosemary Morrison, 29
Sonia Murray, 29
Theresa Noberega, 48
James Riddle, 32
Rebecca Saipaia, 24
Judy Schneider, 41
Mayanah Schneider, 2
Steve Schneider, 48
Laraine B. Silva, 40
Floracita Sonobe, 34
Scott Kojiro Sonobe, 35
Aisha Gyarfas Summers, 17
Gregory Allen Summers, 28
Startle Summers, 1
Hollywood Sylvia
Lorraine Sylvia, 40
Rachel Sylvia, 13
Doris Vaega
Joanne Vaega, 4
Margarida Joanna Vaega, 47
Neal Vaega, 37
Martin Wayne, 20
Mark H. Wendell

DEATHS - TRAGEDY - OKLAHOMA CITY (168+19 TOTAL)

Aleman, Lucio Jr., 33, Oklahoma City.
Alexander, Teresa, 33, Oklahoma City.
Allen, Richard A., 46, Oklahoma City.
Allen, Ted L., 48, Norman.
Almon, Baylee, 1, Oklahoma City.
Althouse, Diane E. Hollingsworth, 45, Edmond.
Anderson, Rebecca, 37, Midwest City.
Argo, Pamela, 36, Oklahoma City.
Avery, Saundra "Sandy", 34, Midwest City.
Avillanoza, Peter, 56, Oklahoma City.
Battle, Calvin, 62, Oklahoma City.
Battle, Peola, 56, Oklahoma City.
Bell, Danielle, 15 months, Oklahoma City.
Biddy, Oleta, 54, Tuttle.
Bland, Shelly Turner, 25, Tuttle.
Blanton, Andrea, 33, Oklahoma City.
Bloomer, Olen B., 61, Moore.
Bolden, Army Sgt. 1st Class Lola Rene, 40, Birmingham, Ala.
Boles, James E., 50, Oklahoma City.
Bolte, Mark A., 28, Oklahoma City.
Booker, Casandra, 25, Oklahoma City.
Bowers, Carol, 53, Yukon.
Bradley, Peachlyn, 3, Oklahoma City.
Brady, Woodrow, 41, Oklahoma City.
Brown, Cynthia Campbell, 26, Oklahoma City.
Broxterman, Paul G., 42, Edmond.
Bruce, Gabreon, 3 months, Oklahoma City.
Burgess, Kimberly Ruth, 29, Oklahoma City.
Burkett, David N., 47, Oklahoma City.
Burns, Donald E., 63, Oklahoma City.
Carr, Karen Gist, 32, Midwest City.
Carrillo, Michael J., 44, Oklahoma City.
Chafey, Rona, 35, Oklahoma City.
Chavez, Zackary, 3, Oklahoma City.
Sharon Chesnut, 47, Oklahoma City.
Chipman, Robert, 51, Edmond.
Clark, Kimberly K., 39, Oklahoma City.
Clark, Margaret L. "Peggy", 42, Chickasha.
Cooper, Antonio A. Jr., 6 months, Midwest City.
Cooper, Anthony Christopher II, 2, Moore.
Cooper, Dana L. Brown, 24, Moore.
Cottingham, Harley, 46, Oklahoma City.
Cousins, Kim R., 33, Midwest City.
Coverdale, Aaron, 5 1/2, Oklahoma City.
Coverdale, Elijah, 2 1/2, Oklahoma City.
Coyne, Jaci, 14 months, Moore.
Cregan, Katherine, 60, Oklahoma City
. Cummins, Richard, 55, Mustang.
Curry, Steven, 44, Norman.
Daniels, Brenda, 42, Oklahoma City.
Davis, Sgt. Benjamin L., 29, Edmond.
Day, Diana Lynn, 38, Oklahoma City.
DeMaster, Peter, 44, Oklahoma City.
Deveroux, Castine, 49, Oklahoma City.
Driver, Sheila, 28, Oklahoma City.
Eaves, Tylor, 8 months, Midwest City.
Eckles, Ashley, 4, Guthrie.
Ferrell, Susan, 37, Oklahoma City.
Fields, Carrol "Chip," 48, Guthrie.
Finley, Katherine Ann, 44, Yukon.
Fisher, Judy J., 45, Oklahoma City.
Florence, Linda, 43, Oklahoma City.
Fritzler, Donald, 64, Oklahoma City.
Fritzler, Mary Anne, 57, Oklahoma City.
Garrett, Tevin, 16 months, Midwest City.
Garrison, Laura Jane, 61, Oklahoma City.
Genzer, Jamie, 32, Wellston.
Goodson, Margaret, 54, Oklahoma City.
Gottshall, Kevin Lee, 6 months, Norman.
Griffin, Ethel Louise, 55, Edmond.
Guiles, Colleen, 59, Oklahoma City.
Guzman, Marine Capt. Randolph, 28, Castro Valley, Calif..
Hagerman, Crystal, 20, Dallas, Texas
Hammons, Cheryl, 44, Oklahoma City.
Harding, Ronald, 55, Oklahoma City.
Hawthorne, Thomas, 52, Choctaw.
Higginbottom, Doris Adele, 44, Oklahoma City.
Hightower, Anita C., 27, Oklahoma City.
Hodges, Thompson E. "Gene," 54, Norman.
Holland, Peggy Louise, 37, Oklahoma City.
Housley, Linda Coleen, 53, Oklahoma City.
Howard, George M., 45, Vallejo, Calif..
Howell, Wanda, 34, Spencer.
Huff, Robbin A., 37, Bethany.
Hurlburt, Anna Jean, 67, Oklahoma City.
Hurlburt, Charles, 73, Oklahoma City.
Ice, Paul D., 42, Midwest City.
Jenkins, Christi Y., 32, Edmond.
Johnson, Norma Jean, 62, Oklahoma City.
Johnson, Raymond L., 59, Oklahoma City.
Jones, Larry J., 46, Yukon.
Justes, Alvin, 54, Oklahoma City.
Kennedy, Blake R., 1 1/2, Amber.
Khalil, Carole, 50, Oklahoma City.
Koelsch, Valerie, 33, Oklahoma City.
Kreymborg, Carolyn A., 57, Oklahoma City.
Lauderdale, Teresa L., 41, Shawnee.
Leinen, Catherine, 47, Oklahoma City.
Lenz, Carrie, 26, Choctaw.
Leonard, Donald R., 50, Edmond.
Levy, Airman 1st Class Lakesha R., 21, Midwest City.
London, Dominique, 2, Oklahoma City.
Long, Rheta, 60, Oklahoma City.
Loudenslager, Michael, 48, Harrah.
Luster, Aurelia "Donna," 43, Guthrie.
Luster, Robert, 45, Guthrie.
Maroney, Mickey, 50, Oklahoma City.
Martin, James K., 34, Oklahoma City.
Martinez, Gilberto, 35, Oklahoma City.
Mathes-Worton, Tresia, 28, Oklahoma City.
McCarthy, James Anthony, 53, Edmond.
McCullough, Kenneth, 36, Edmond.
McGonnell, Betsy J. Beebe, 47, Norman.
McKinney, Linda G., 47, Oklahoma City.
McRaven, Airman 1st Class Cartney J. Koch, 19, Midwest City.
Medearis, Claude, 41, Norman.
Meek, Claudette, 43, Oklahoma City.
Merrell, Frankie Ann, 23, Oklahoma City.
Miller, Derwin, 27, Oklahoma City.
Mitchell, Eula Leigh, 64, Oklahoma City.
Moss, John C. III., 50, Oklahoma City.
Nix, Patricia, 47, Edmond.
Parker, Jerry Lee, 45, Norman.
Randolph, Jill, 27, Oklahoma City.
Reeder, Michelle Ann, 33, Oklahoma City.
Rees, Terry Smith 41, Midwest City.
Rentie, Mary Leasure, 39, Bethany.
Reyes, Antonio, 55, Edmond.
Ridley, Kathryn, 24, Oklahoma City.
Rigney, Trudy, 31, Midwest City.
Ritter, Claudine, 48, Oklahoma City.
Rosas, Christy, 22, Moore.
Sanders, Sonja, 27, Moore.
Scroggins, Lanny L., 46, Yukon.
Seidl, Kathy L., 39, Bethel.
Sells, Leora L., 57, Oklahoma City.
Shepherd, Karan D., 27, Moore.
Smith, Chase, 3, Oklahoma City.
Smith, Colton, 2, Oklahoma City.
Sohn, Army Sgt. 1st Class Victoria, 36, Moore.
Stewart, John T., 51, Oklahoma City.
Stratton, Dolores M., 51, Moore.
Tapia, Emilio, 50, Oklahoma City.
Texter, Victoria, 37, Oklahoma City.
Thomas, Charlotte A., 43, Oklahoma City.
Thompson, Michael, 47, Yukon.
Thompson, Virginia, 56, El Reno.
Titsworth, Kayla M., 3 1/2, Lawton.
Tomlin, Ricky L., 46, Piedmont.
Treanor, LaRue, 55, Guthrie.
Treanor, Luther, 61, Guthrie.
Turner, Larry L., 42, Oklahoma City.
Valdez, Jules A., 51, Edmond.
VanEss, John K., 67, Chickasha.
Wade, Johnny A., 42, Edmond.
Walker, David J., 54, Edmond.
Walker, Robert N., 52, Oklahoma City.
Watkins, Wanda L., 49, Oklahoma City.
Weaver, Michael, 54, Edmond.
Welch, Julie, 23, Oklahoma City.
Westberry, Robert, 57, Oklahoma City.
Whicher, Alan, 40, Edmond.
Whittenberg, Jo Ann, 35, Oklahoma City.
Williams, Frances A., 48, Oklahoma City.
Williams, Scott, 24, Tuttle.
Williams, William Stephen, 42, Cashion.
Wilson, Clarence, Sr., 49, Oklahoma.
Woodbridge, Ronota A., 31, Edmond.
Youngblood, John A., 52, Yukon.

DEATHS - TRAGEDY - RON BROWN PLANE CRASH

Ron Brown, U.S. commerce secretary
Duane Christian, Brown's security officer
Adam Darling, Brown's confidential assistant
Gail Dobert, deputy director for the Office of Business Liaison
Carol Hamilton, Brown's press secretary
Kathryn Hoffman, Brown's senior advisor for strategic scheduling and special initiatives
Steve Kaminski, commercial counselor for U.S. and foreign commercial services
Kathy Kellogg, confidential assistant in the Office of Business Liaison
Charles Meissner, assistant secretary of commerce for international trade
William Morton, deputy assistant secretary for international economic development
Lawrence Payne, special assistant for U.S. and foreign commercial service
Naomi Warbasse, international trade specialist
Barry L. Conrad, chairman and CEO of Barrington Group, Miami, Florida
Paul Cushman III, chairman and CEO of Riggs International Banking Corp., Washington, D.C.
Robert E. Donovan, president and CEO of ABB Inc., Norwalk, Connecticut
Claudio Elia, chairman and CEO of Air & Water Technologies Corp., Somerville, New Jersey
David Ford, president and CEO of InterGuard Corp. of Guardian International, Auburn Hills, Michigan
Frank Maier, president of Enserch International Ltd., Dallas, Texas
Walter Murphy, senior vice president of AT&T Submarine Systems Inc., Morristown, New Jersey
Leonard Pieroni, chairman and CEO of Parsons Corp., Pasadena, California
John A. Scoville, chairman of Harza Engineering Co., Chicago
Donald Terner, president of Bridge Housing Corp., San Francisco, California
Stuart Tholan, president of Bechtel-Europe/Africa/Middle East/Southwest Asia, San Francisco, California
Robert A. Whittaker, chairman and CEO of Foster Wheeler Energy International, Clinton, New Jersey
Captain. Ashley Davis, pilot
Captain Tim Schafer, pilot
Staff Sergeant Gerald Aldrich, flight mechanic
Staff Sergeant Robert Farrington Jr., steward
Sergeant Cheryl Turnege, steward
Sergeant Shelly Kelly, steward
Jim Lewek, a Central Intelligence Agency analyst
Lee Jackson of the Treasury Department
Nathaniel Nash, The New York Times' Frankfurt bureau chief.
Dragica Lendic Bebek, an interpreter
Niksa Antonini, a photographer.

RESIGNATIONS

George Stephanopoulos
David Gergen
Dee Dee Myers
Dick Morris
Robert Reich
Ira Magaziner
Frederico Pena
Harold Ickes
Mike Espy
Roger Altman
Les Aspin
Leon Panetta
Hazel O'Leary
Warren Christopher
Lanny Davis
Franklin Raines
Richard Riley (rumored)
Robert Rubin (rumored)
Mike McCurry (rumored)
Thomas ("Mack") McLarty
Louis Freeh (rumored)
Abner Mikva
Lloyd Cutler
Navy Secretary John Dalton
Attorney General nominee Zoe Baird name was withdrawn
Attorney General nominee Kimba Wood name was withdrawn
Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights nominee Lani Guinier was withdrawn
Defense Secretary designate Bobby Ray Inman name withdrawn from nomination
Surgeon General nominee Dr. Henry Foster, Jr not approved
Three State Department officials resigned in protest of Clinton's policy toward Bosnia.
Defense Secretary Les Aspin
Deputy Attorney General Philip B. Heymann
White House Counsel Bernard Nussbaum
Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell
David Watkins (Helicopter-Golf)
Deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman
Treasury Counsel Jean Hanson
Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy
Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders
Federal Judge Lee Sarokin
Craig Livingstone
Deputy Secretary of State Clifton Wharton

ELECTED REPUBLICANS NOW DEMOCRAT SINCE 1992

Betsy McCaughey Ross Lt. Governor New York

ELECTED DEMOCRATS NOW REPUBLICAN SINCE 1992

Dave Donley State Senator (AK)
Thelda Williams Councilmember (AZ)
Peter D. Shumway Navajo County Supervisor (AZ)
Sam Standerfer Mohave County Supervisor (AZ)
Beverly Payne Mohave County Assessor (AZ)
Ms. Casey Prochaska Yuma County Supervisor (AZ)
Barbara Patrick Kern County Board of Supervisors (CA)
Nina Dean Toulomene County DA (CA)
Ben Nighthorse Campbell U.S. Senator (CO)
Greg Lopez Mayor - Parker, CO (CO)
Dennis Maughan County Commissioner (ID)
Larry Dolezal Lincoln County Commissioner (MT)
Mark Alden University Regent (NV)
Marv Teixeira Mayor, Carson City (NV)
Bill Copeland County Commissioner, Nye County (NV)
Mike McCormick DA, Humboldt County (NV)
Don Chairez District Judge (NV)
Lou Toomin State Representative (NV)
Nancy Kirksey Mayor, Woodburn (OR)
Jody Fischer Chair, Woodburn School Board (OR)
Kevin Mannix State Representative (OR)
Tom Campbell State Representative (WA)
Dave Mastin State Representative (WA)
Robert H. Hinton Commissioner, Jefferson County (WA)
Eli Bebout State Representative, Minority Whip (WY)
Bernie Thompson Sheriff, Kankakee County (IL)
David Stolman, County Commissioner (IL)
Eric Gregg, Saline County Board (IL)
Tim Bukowski, Sheriff, Kankakee County (IL)
James Giglio, Thornton Township Trustee (IL)
Andy Qunell, Crete Township Trustee (IL)
Aurie Pucinski, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County (IL)
Michael B. Healy, Davis County Councilman (IN)
James DeSana Mayor, Wyandotte (MI)
Norm Coleman, St. Paul Mayor (MN)
Michael Brandenburg, State Representative (ND)
John Breslow, State Auditor (NE)
Curt Donaldson, Lincoln City Councilmember (NE)
Debra Houghtaling, County Clerk, Sarpy County (NE)
Linda Wilson, City Council Chairwoman (NE)
Charles Curran, Montgomery County Commisioner (OH)
Dennis Helmick, Hamilton County Municipal Judge (OH)
Gregory Jolivette, Hamilton Mayor (OH)
Mark Smith, State's Attorney, Hughes County (SD)
Al Stein City Councilman, Bridgeport (CT)
Tom Fiorentino West Hartford School Board (CT)
VonzellWard Calvert County Sheriff (MD)
C. Edward Middlebrooks State Senator (MD)
Kay Hartled Register of Wills, Howard County (MD)
Michael Chiuchuolo Sheriff, Howard County (MD)
Chuck Curran County Commissioner (MD)
Edgar Wheeler State Representative, Bridgewater (ME)
June C. Meres State Representative (ME)
George Williams State Assemblyman, 7th District (NJ)
Gus Tamburro Mayor, Evesham (NJ)
Vincenza Restiano Yonkers City Council (NY)
Daniel Tissiere Town Supervisor (NY)
Leo Hart Troy Councilman (NY)
Timothy Whitesell Town Supervisor (NY)
Richard Martinkovic Liberty Town Supervisor (NY)
Charles J. Eber Monroe County Legislator (NY)
Edward Krebs State Representative, Lebanon (PA)
Patricia Carone State Representative, Butler County (PA)
Ralph Acosta State Representative, North Philadelphia (PA)
Thomas Stish State Representative, Scranton (PA)
Theodore F. Lindgren State Representative (VT)
Walter McGlockin Limestone County Commissioner (AL)
Richard Shelby U.S. Senator (AL)
Frank Burt, Jr. Baldwin County Commissioner (AL)
Billy Thompson Shelby County Commissioner (AL)
Donald Koontz Baldwin County Commissioner (AL)
Winford Turner Revenue Commission, Morgan County (AL)
Chip Beeker Greene County Commissioner (AL)
Steve Flowers State Representative (AL)
Jerry Glover Superintendent of Ed. Dale County (AL)
Jim Sullivan President, Public Service Comm. (AL)
Eddie Vines Tax Collector, Jefferson County (AL)
Gerald Allen State Representative AL-62 (AL)
Ward "Bucky" McMillan Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals (AL)
Ann Nichols Tax Collector (AL)
Dale Nabors School Board (AL)
John H. Ashbrooks, Jr. County Judge, Jefferson County (AL)
Michael F. Bolin County Judge, Jefferson County (AL)
John C. Calhoun County Judge, Jefferson County (AL)
Arthur H. Hanes, Jr. County Judge, Jefferson County (AL)
James D. Hard County Judge, Jefferson County (AL)
Mike McCormick County Judge, Jefferson County (AL)
J. Gary Pate County Judge, Jefferson County (AL)
Sandra Ross Storm County Judge, Jefferson County (AL)
Gerald S. Topazi County Judge, Jefferson County (AL)
Mike Richardson County Commissioner, Tuscaloosa (AL)
C.J. "Dutch" Higginbotham State Board of Education (AL)
Gorman Houston State Justice, Supreme Court (AL)
Bill Franklin Sheriff, Elmore County (AL)
Janice Clardy District Attorney (AL)
Mary Bucklew County Commision Chairman (AL)
Herbie Johnson Sheriff, Autauga County (AL)
Bradley Byrne State School Board (AL)
Whit Moncrief Coroner, Autauga County (AL)
Mac Gibson State Representative (AL)
Michael Nix District Judge (AL)
Jim Bennett Secretary of State (AL)
W. Van Davis District Attorney (AL)
David Barber District Attorney (AL)
Ralph Coleman District Court Judge (AL)
James "Billy" Patton District Court Judge (AL)
Vincent Schillaci District Court Judge (AL)
Dan Jones Sheriff - Montgomery County (AL)
Sibley Reynolds Circuit Court Judge (AL)
Richard Dorrough Judge (AL)
Steve Windom State Senator (AL)
O.J. McGriff Chairman, Chilton County Board of Ed. (AL)
Glenn McGriff Chilton County Tax Assesor (AL)
Chip Bailey State Senator (AL)
Ron Johnson State Representative (AL)
Tim Parker State Representative (AL)
Ed Austin Mayor, Jacksonville (FL)
W.D. Childers State Senator (FL)
Byrd Mapoles Chairman, Santa Rosa County (FL)
Donald R. Davis President, Jacksonville City Council (FL)
James F. Tullis City Councilman, Jacksonville (FL)
Nancy Dance Flagler School Board (FL)
Mary M. Johnson Santa Rosa County Clerk of Court (FL)
Sam Agner Taylor County School Board (FL)
Barbara Wood County Commissioner (FL)
Moses Floyd County Commissioner (FL)
Penny Haliburton Supervisor, Board of Elections, St. John's County (FL)
Joe Chillura Jr. Hillsborough Cty Commisioner (FL)
Nancy Rouse Hedrick Polk Cty Commisioner (FL)
Sandra Murman State Representative (FL)
Durell Peaden, Jr. State Representative (FL)
George Whitehurst Crestview Mayor (FL)
Tom Smith Crestview City Council Chm. (FL)
Everett Kelly State Representative (FL)
Harry C. Goode, Jr. State Representative (FL)
Roy Allen State Senator (GA)
Michael J. Bowers Attorney General (GA)
Nathan Deal U.S. Representative (GA)
Bob Durden Chairman / Public Service Comm. (GA)
Kathy Kesee Superior Court Clerk (GA)
Dan F. Pierce Chief Magistrate (GA)
H. Greg Adams Probate Judge (GA)
Rita Rainwater Chairman, Douglas County Commission (GA)
Franklin Thornton Sheriff, Walton County (GA)
William F. Howell Sheriff, Colquitt County (GA)
Ronnie Culbreth State Representative (GA)
Rick Holder Chairman, County Commissioners, Walton County (GA)
Marilyn Farmer Commissioner, District 6 (GA)
Cheryl Fisher Custer Rockdale County District Attorney (GA)
Tal DuVall Commissioner, District 10 (GA)
Kermit "K." Bates State Representative (GA)
Dan Ponder, Jr. State Representative (GA)
Jeff Lewis State Representative (GA)
Scott Tolbert State Representative (GA)
Sonny Perdue State Senator/Pres. Pro Tempore (GA)
John Schickel Boone County Jailer (KY)
Dale Zebert Alderman (MS)
Bill Cannon State Senator, SD 17 (MS)
John Roberts Alderman, Ward 4 (MS)
Edward Prisock Chancery Court Judge, District 6 (MS)
Carol Clifford Supervisor (MS)
Mike Mills State Representative, HD 21 (MS)
David LaRosa Supervisor, Harrison County (MS)
David Raper Mayor- Duck Hill (MS)
Lynn Weathersby Supervisor, Rankin County (MS)
C.T. Switzer, Jr. Supervisor, Harrison County (MS)
Larry Benefield Supervisor, Harrison County (MS)
Tommy Robertson State Senator (MS)
Bob Short State Representative, Harrison County (MS)
Mike Parker U.S. Representative,District-04 (MS)
Walter "Pud" Graham State Senator (MS)
Crowell Armstrong State Senator (MS)
Ted Foster State Representative (MS)
Bobby Howell State Representative (MS)
Rusty Fortenberry District Attorney, Covington, Jasper (MS)
Tommy Wood State Representative (MS)
W.E. Sluggo Davis Chancery Court Clerk (MS)
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Gene Thatch Superivor (MS)
Barbara McCall Alderman (MS)
Emery Veazey Mayor (MS)
James Williams Councilman (MS)
Dan Moore Mayor (MS)
James Albert Riley Sheriff (MS)
Parker Pickle Tax Assesor (MS)
Don Dale Alderman (MS)
Thomas Carr Constable (MS)
Tommy Lewis Desota Cty Supervisor (MS)
Jessie Medlen Desota Cty Supervisor (MS)
Bob Sewell Alderman (MS)
Frances M. Cummings State Representative, Robeson County (NC)
Rick Greeson Superior Court Judge (NC)
Catherine Graham Clerk of Court (NC)
Jim Webb Superior Court Judge (NC)
Jayreen Manness District Court Judge (NC)
James Law State Representative (SC)
J. Roland Smith State Representative (SC)
Wes Hayes State Senator (SC)
Bob Waldrep State Senator (SC)
Harold Worley State Representative (SC)
C.D. Chamblee State Representative (SC)
Dave Waldrop State Representative (SC)
Ronnie Townsend State Representative -- District 7 (SC)
Woody McKay State Representative -- District 60 (SC)
Billy Boan State Representative (SC)
Molly Spearman State Representative (SC)
Stan Spears Adjutant General (SC)
John Felder State Representative (SC)
Holman Gosset Circuit Solicitor, 7th Circuit (SC)
Hugh Leatherman State Senator, SD-31 (SC)
Wade S. Kolb Jr. Circuit Solicitor, 3rd Circuit (SC)
George M. Duckworth Circuit Solicitor, 10th Circuit (SC)
Ben F. Grate County School Board (SC)
Jonny Rowell County School Board (SC)
Marion "Judge" Kinon State Representative (SC)
Rusty Crowe State Senator (TN)
Milton Hamilton State Senator (TN)
Bill Keatron, Jr. County Commissioner, Rutherford County (TN)
Julia Hughes Jones State Auditor (AR)
Phil Wyrick State Representative (AR)
Luther Hardin Former State Senator (AR)
Betty Dickey Prosecuting Attorney, Pine Bluff (AR)
Betsy Gwin Sedgewick County Commissioner (KS)
Vince Cook City Councilman (KS)
Steven D. Wilson LaFourche Parish President (LA)
Louis "Woody" Jenkins State Representative, Baton Rouge (LA)
Tom Ed McHugh Mayor - Baton Rouge (LA)
John Womack Mayor - Zachary (LA)
Richard "Buddy" Wilson East Baton Rouge Councilman (LA)
Judge Jewel "Duke" Welch 19th Judicial District (LA)
Judge Rosemary Pillow Baton Rouge City Court (LA)
Judge Byron Stringer Baton Rouge City Court (LA)
Francis E. "Hank" Lauricella State Senator (LA)
Donald R. Kennard State Representative (LA)
John Lavarine City Councilman (LA)
Billy Tauzin U.S. Representative (LA)
Joesph Harrison VP Assumption Parish School Board (LA)
Mike Foster State Senator (LA)
Craig Romero State Senator (LA)
Lawrence Chehardy Assessor, Jefferson Parish (LA)
Don Higginbotham State Representative (LA)
Steve Theriot State Representative (LA)
Jimmy Hayes U.S. Congressman (LA)
Ed Roy President, Lafayette Parish (LA)
Thomas Greene State Senator, Marigold (LA)
Sam Caruso Mayor of Slidell (LA)
Dan Flavin State Representative (LA)
Mike Michot State Representative (LA)
Randall Harris DA, Curry County (NM)
Dana Hudgins Creek County Commissioner (OK)
Billie Fuller District Clerk (TX)
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