Nov
11
Oh, Is Monica Back?
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I’m not really surprised by the numerous, questionable fund-raising deals in which the Clinton’s have been embroiled with people of Asian descent–Norman Hsu, Johnny Chung and John Huang of Chinagate infamy, Maria Hsia of Templegate, etc. It has a lot to do with how say the word “Elections.”
Imagine Bill’s excitement when Johnny Chung told him, “We’re going to get you erected again.”
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