Like Whitewater, the controversy was uncovered by a New York Times reporter; like Whitewater, it is regarded as a deus ex machina by Republicans facing political gloom; and like Whitewater, it will likely turn out to be more froth than flood, in Abramson's view.
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President Bill Clinton pardoned a former Whitewater real estate partner Susan McDougal, who refused to cooperate with the independent counsel during the federal Whitewater investigation.
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Wilson added, They had one day of recreation where they stopped at the U.S. Whitewater Center and went whitewater rafting and they had a grand day.
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The 2015 drought caused one of the worst years for whitewater rafting, as the season for whitewater ended June 20 — shaving nearly two months off a typical season.
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The Charlotte based park boasts that it is "world's largest manmade whitewater river" and is one of a growing number of manmade whitewater systems often created for Olympic training and competition.
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Ken Starr's Whitewater case was all but an open book.
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In other words: Unlike Whitewater, he knew he was guilty.
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After all, the Whitewater investigation went on for 22019,978 days.
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The Clinton baggage ...Bill, Benghazi, emails, Whitewater, Clinton Foundation, etc.
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The Whitewater investigation, which lasted much longer, was more costly.
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Mr. Starr was the independent counsel during the Whitewater investigation.
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The whitewater investigation in the &apos90s went on for six years.
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Ridgemont and WhiteWater did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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The Whitewater deal turned out to be a nothing, but the
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Or you can head for raging whitewater if that's your thing.
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It was even a point of questioning during the Whitewater scandal.
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Her efforts to reform the health system were foiled. Travelgate. Whitewater.
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I dug into Troopergate and Whitewater and other first-term scandals.
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The Whitewater land deal investigation The independent counsel probe that investigated the Whitewater land deal led to Bill Clinton's extramarital affairs, including his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky (and his eventual impeachment and acquittal).
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Other areas of the park that do not involve whitewater remain open.
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But what many people forget, he was part of the Whitewater investigation.
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Whitewater, it turned out that she had more involvement than he did.
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There was Whitewater, about the First Lady's real estate dealings in Arkansas.
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Next up: a whitewater rafting trip on the Snake River in Jackson.
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Starr's initial mission related to Bill and Hillary Clinton's Whitewater land deal.
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Worked as a lawyer on the Whitewater investigation in Little Rock, Ark.
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Before the Whitewater investigators got to Clinton they took down Arkansas Gov.
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Ironically, Judge Kavanaugh was a deputy in the Whitewater Independent Counsel's Office.
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As for timing, compare Mueller to the Whitewater investigation of the Clintons.
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As well as Sol Wisenberg, former deputy, independent counsel for the Whitewater investigation.
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SOL WISENBERG, INDEPENDENT DEPUTY FOR THE WHITEWATER INVESTIGATION: I think it is suicidal.
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From the spillway's right side gushed violent whitewater and invasive Asian jumping carp.
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Ray's Whitewater grand jury did not result in criminal charges against the president.
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"There are always last-minute cancellations," said Sarah Owen of Grand Canyon Whitewater.
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His father retired as a French professor at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
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I have less confidence about what was real in the miasma of Whitewater.
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Starr led the Whitewater investigation, which ultimately led to President Bill Clinton's impeachment.
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Trump's staff is reportedly assembling research on Whitewater (a real-estate quasi-scandal).
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Eighteen-year-old Lauren Seitz of Westerville, Ohio, died June 19, just three weeks after graduating from high school and about a week after returning from a whitewater rafting trip on at the National Whitewater Center just outside Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Safire himself was guilty of this: He frequently referred to Whitewater, President Bill Clinton's real-estate scandal, as "Whitewatergate," implicitly (as well as explicitly) comparing Clinton's controversy to Nixon's transgressions—a presumptive prediction that Whitewater would prove to be Clinton's demise.
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Televised impeachment hearings, Whitewater investigation, Monica Lewinsky scandal -- we learned all the lurid details.
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SOL WISENBERG, FORMER DEPUTY INDEPENDENT COUNSEL, WHITEWATER: Well that&aposs a lot of questions.
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A northeasterly breeze blows across the football field at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
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"You may want to swim toward whitewater, where the waves are breaking," Carey said.
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Starr began his inquiry because of a controversy surrounding Clinton's finances and Whitewater investments.
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Starr began his tenure as special counsel in 1994 investigating the Whitewater land deal.
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" Starting from this place of ignorance, Brooks confidently concludes, "In retrospect Whitewater seems overblown.
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Paul Rosenzweig served as the senior counsel to Kenneth Starr during the Whitewater investigation.
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President Clinton, in 1993, nominated Justice Ginsburg after the Whitewater investigation was already underway.
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If anything, the Trump investigation will probably be more devastating than the Whitewater scandals.
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A total of 15 people were convicted of various charges in connection with Whitewater.
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During the Clinton administration, Cobb worked for clients involved in Kenneth Starr's Whitewater probe.
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Fiske, who was not subject to the independent counsel law because it had temporarily lapsed, publicly released an interim report in 1994 clearing White House officials of wrongdoing in the Whitewater affair and confirming that Foster's death was a suicide unrelated to Whitewater.
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And that could be a multi-pitch ascent, or a bigger break, or harder whitewater.
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Similar tensions cropped up during the Watergate, Iran-contra, Whitewater and Valerie Plame leak investigations.
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Wehle is a former assistant U.S. attorney and associate independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation.
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She was a rabid Atlanta Braves fan who loved photography, whitewater rafting, hiking and cycling.
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One can trace the Whitewater investigation to the Nixon impeachment; taking down Clinton was payback.
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There were numerous other senior White House aides who provided testimony for congressional Whitewater inquiries.
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Former Whitewater counsel Ken Starr argues impeachment has become too common in the modern era
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Growing up in Whitewater, Kansas, she was initially treated for epilepsy and put on medication.
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That is what happened with Watergate, with the Iran-Contra affair under Reagan and after Whitewater.
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Also, Fox News contributor and "Federalist" senior editor, Mollie Hemingway, and former Whitewater prosecutor, Sol Wisenberg.
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The group stopped at the US National Whitewater Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, for a cooldown.
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According to its Facebook page, the center offers outdoor activities including whitewater rafting, biking and ziplines.
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Letter From Washington The Clintons have been targeted by accusations of wrongdoing from Whitewater to Benghazi.
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In Whitewater, although there was a rather detailed report, there was no public hearing preceding it.
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From early 1994, he was dealing with scandals, beginning with a financial investigation known as "Whitewater."
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Gallup noted that the rating was given in January 1994, amid the Whitewater real estate scandal.
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Ailes's old network made Clinton conspiracies a cottage industry, obsessing over everything from Whitewater to Benghazi.
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Her mother was forced to leave her car because of the whitewater of a flash flood.
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Long before the October 1998 House resolution initiating impeachment proceedings, Congress conducted extensive investigations into Whitewater.
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Former Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr, who catalyzed Bill Clinton's impeachment, compares impeachment to 'domestic war'
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I even did whitewater rafting, something I would have never tried, except on a cruise excursion.
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They do coupley things: a helicopter tour in Vancouver, whitewater rafting, noshing on champagne and oysters.
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And in 1998, President Clinton was subpoenaed in connection with the independent counsel's Whitewater-Lewinsky inquiry.
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SOL WISENBERG, WHITEWATER FORMER INDEPENDANT COUNSEL: It&aposs very serious, insubordination is not a strong enough word.
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If I want to livestream myself whitewater rafting down the Hudson river, I'll invest in a GoPro.
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Activities such as whitewater rafting are also dependent on how much snow there is in the mountains.
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There's a question about an old land deal that happened when he was governor of Arkansas — Whitewater.
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Next up on the schedule is a trip inland for some whitewater, hot springs, and volcano action.
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CORRECTION: This post has been updated to reflect it was the Whitewater investigation that began in 1994.
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Kim Wehle is a former assistant U.S. attorney, a former associate independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation.
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He worked under Ken Starr handling the Whitewater investigation into Bill and Hillary Clinton's Arkansas business dealings.
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By the time his report came out nobody cared about Whitewater; it was all about Monica Lewinsky.
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Solomon L. Wisenberg served as the Deputy Independent Counsel in the Ken Starr Whitewater/Monica Lewinsky Investigation.
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Ray, who succeeded Starr in 1999, went on to submit the final report on the Whitewater investigation.
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Ken Starr was the independent counsel who investigated Bill Clinton during the Lewinsky scandal and Whitewater investigation.
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During the Clinton Administration, Janet Reno recused herself from the Whitewater investigation, which led to Clinton's impeachment.
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The newest feature, an 11-acre whitewater kayaking and rafting site known as RiverSports Rapids, opened this spring.
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The newest feature, an 13-acre whitewater kayaking and rafting site known as RiverSports Rapids, opened this spring.
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Ahead of that, I have Robert Ray, the former Whitewater independent counsel, what he makes of it all.
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Ray closed the investigation in 2000, officially clearing the Clintons of any wrongdoing in the failed Whitewater project.
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He'd once secured a $500,000 settlement for the family of a woman killed in a whitewater rafting accident.
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I've spent most of my life doing dangerous things in remote locations: rock climbing, backcountry skiing, whitewater kayaking.
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There are 245 different waterfalls in Transylvania County — the largest, Whitewater Falls, is about 485 feet, Cooper said.
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Austin, Texas-based WhiteWater was founded in 2016 with backing from Denham Capital Management and Ridgemont Equity Partners.
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Other famous Clinton pardons include businessman Marc Rich, former Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros, and whitewater participant Susan McDougal.
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Picture from Facebook of 18yo girl from Ohio who died from amebic infection after visiting Whitewater center. pic.twitter.
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It was allowed to expire in 1992, but was reauthorized in 1994 over concerns about the Whitewater scandal.
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Yet the notion that Whitewater was "far more substantive than the Russian collusion scandal" is simply not true.
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Even the brochure at the Chicago luncheon referred to the Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky scandals and described Mrs.
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The Clintons, then governor and first lady of Arkansas, invested and lost money in the Whitewater Development Corporation.
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The Clinton people thought the Whitewater investigation might last six months, but the inquiries lasted over seven years.
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The Whitewater investigation also showed the dangers of consulting with the White House counsel's office during an investigation.
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Tompkins had got Chouinard into whitewater kayaking, and they logged dozens of first descents, some famous, some obscure.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton's relationships with Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan Association, Whitewater Development Corporation, or Capital Management Services.
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But it was mainstream newspapers that broke the Whitewater story, which led to an independent investigation of Bill Clinton.
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I've been doing adventure sports since forever: mountain biking, road biking, extreme skiing, ski touring, rock climbing, whitewater kayaking.
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Despite his insistence that he had plenty of experience whitewater rafting, Eric had taken no helmet or life vest.
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The lawsuit alleges that the water park, US National Whitewater Center, and its builder, Recreation Engineering and Planning Inc.
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Water samples taken from the whitewater center shortly after her death tested positive for Naegleria fowleri, the CDC said.
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We have reams of investigative reports, congressional testimony, and documentary evidence from the inquiries into Whitewater, Benghazi, and Travelgate.
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I began formulating this theory about nine years ago, after a two-week trek and whitewater trip in Peru.
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Bill Clinton, for example, testified before a grand jury in 1998 during independent counsel Ken Starr's sprawling Whitewater probe.
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That initial Whitewater real estate inquiry expanded into an investigation of Clinton's relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
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The Whitewater investigation started as a probe of President Bill Clinton and first lady Hillary Clinton's real-estate investments.
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Clinton to invest in another venture: the Whitewater real estate development on a plot of land in the Ozarks.
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"I think it indicates that Flynn is next," Robert Ray, former independent counsel for the Whitewater investigation, told CNBC.
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I lumped Paula Jones and Monica Lewinsky in with partisan attacks about Whitewater and crazy Vince Foster murder plots.
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Remember that Starr took over the Whitewater investigation, an examination into an Arkansas land deal gone bad, in 1994.
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" A deputy independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation, Solomon Wisenburg, told the Times: "A prosecutor would kill for that.
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Clinton that federal prosecutors prepared in 1998, when they were considering bringing charges against her in the Whitewater investigation.
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The Iran-Contra investigation in the 1980s went on for more than six years, as did the Whitewater probe.
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When seizures began affecting Hannah Wallace's memory, the Whitewater, Kansas, teen tried her best to fill in the gaps.
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Whitewater scandal; 1994 Robert B. Fiske Jr. originally was appointed as special counsel by Attorney General Janet Reno, who served in the Clinton administration, to investigate misconduct pertaining to the Whitewater Development Corporation, a failed real estate venture headed by President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, along with James and Susan McDougal.
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Let&aposs put that to former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer and former Whitewater deputy independent counsel Sol Wisenberg.
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ET: Robert Ray, former Whitewater independent counsel; Jason Altmire, former congressman; Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist for Wells Fargo.
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He says pollution concerns are overblown and that the proposed whitewater course will help attract younger people to the city.
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With shrinking windows for whitewater rafting, Basalla thinks that companies will have to charge more for it in the future.
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All 11 samples from the whitewater area of the park tested positive for the potentially fatal organism, the CDC said.
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In the 1990s, he worked on House of Representatives panels looking at the Iran-Contra affair and the Whitewater controversy.
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Diane Black; Mark Penn, former senior adviser to the Clintons; Robert ray, former Whitewater independent counsel; Chuck Robbins, Cisco CEO.
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Much of it is on the well-trod scandals: Whitewater, Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky and "Troopergate," to name a few.
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Democrats may demand all documents relating to Kavanaugh's time working on the Clinton Whitewater investigation for Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr.
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He's a career Republican, after all, and was even a special counsel on the Senate's Whitewater committee two decades ago.
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Popular things to do include hiking the Bright Angel and Rim trails and going whitewater rafting on the Colorado River.
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From Whitewater to Benghazi to Fast and Furious, Republicans tried to shoot the moon with every scandal or pseudo-scandal.
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"It's not unexpected coming from him," said Jack Sharman, a lawyer at Lightfoot, Franklin & White and former Whitewater special counsel.
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The investigation of Whitewater devolved into a sordid, messy fight over Clinton's inability to come clean on his sex life.
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His office has secured several guilty pleas so far, pacing it ahead of other major investigations like Watergate and Whitewater.
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But it was Mr. Comey who, as deputy special counsel of the Republican-led Senate Whitewater Committee, publicly accused Mrs.
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Republicans failed to make Bill Clinton's tangled investment in the Whitewater real estate development in Arkansas a 1996 campaign issue.
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What if Whitewater was just a land deal on which some people lost money because real estate speculation is risky?
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Second, Breitbart reported in 2014 that then-attorney general nominee Loretta Lynch had represented Hillary and Bill Clinton during Whitewater.
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David Brooks I was the op-ed editor at The Wall Street Journal at the peak of the Whitewater scandal.
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By way of context, the special counsel investigations into Iran-Contra and Whitewater lasted more than six years each. 8.
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Ryan compared the upcoming phase to whitewater rafting, urging Republicans to stay unified in the face of special-interest opposition.
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Starr, a former federal appeals court judge, oversaw the wide-ranging Whitewater investigation of President Clinton from 1994 through 1998.
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Thank you to KenStarr, former Independent Counsel, Whitewater, for your insight and powerful words on FISA abuse, Russian meddling etc.
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Let&aposs discuss these developments with former Whitewater deputy independent counsel&aposs Sol Wisenberg, former deputy assistant attorney general Robert Driscoll.
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And the former Whitewater special prosecutor Robert Ray on if all this is a very big issue for one Robert Mueller.
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As a result, the Alsek River — a popular whitewater rafting destination — ran higher than normal last summer, bloated with stolen water.
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President Clinton in 1993 nominated Justice Ginsburg after the Whitewater investigation was already underway, and she was confirmed 96 to 3.
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None of the other 'scandals' produced criminal charges against the Clintons and the Whitewater investigation was eventually wrapped up in 2002.
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The situation got much worse when a massive whitewater wave rushed towards them and knocked the 2 people off the Jetski.
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It's why he's still obsessing over it now, that wave that's showing just a little bit of whitewater where it shouldn't.
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Peter King; Michael Gregoire, CA Technologies CEO ; Mark Penn, former senior adviser to the Clintons; Robert Ray, former Whitewater independent counsel.
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According to the start-up, Oru Kayaks are durable enough to surf six-foot waves and even handle some whitewater rapids.
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It wasn't until 2002 that Starr's successor, Robert Ray, released his final conclusions on the Whitewater deal and its ancillary scandals.
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Following his transparently political role in the failed Whitewater investigation, Mr. Comey pursued Bill Clinton for pardoning Marc Rich in 2001.
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During oral arguments earlier this month, Consovoy told Judge Amit Mehta that Congress' inquiries into Watergate and Whitewater had been unconstitutional.
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The Arkansas Project, which helped fuel the Whitewater investigation that culminated in Bill Clinton's impeachment trial, was, in essence, opposition research.
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" Paul Rosenzweig, a former Whitewater prosecutor, told the N.Y. Times that with that many topics, "that's honestly a two-day interview.
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Per the Baltimore Sun, he also led the Whitewater independent counsel inquiry into the death of a Clinton White House counsel.
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After growing up in Wisconsin, a stint at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and a brief period living in Berkeley, Calif.
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Clinton and corruption are two words irrevocably associated with each other since the days of the Whitewater land deal and Mrs.
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Manafort can argue that, unlike the Whitewater case, his charges are not on the same planet, let alone the same continent.
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And on Tuesday a Trump aide accidentally emailed a Politico reporter looking for dirt on the Clintons' Whitewater real estate scandal.
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That statute led to the appointment of Kenneth Starr to investigate Clinton's Whitewater land deals, which culminated in the impeachment effort.
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Independent Counsel Ken Starr's team thoroughly investigated her claim and noted in his exhaustive Whitewater Report that Broaddrick had changed her story.
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CAVUTO: Was attorney any talk about -- he was obviously involved in the Whitewater investigation and all of that, working with Ken Starr.
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Travis Carpenter says he was traveling from Indianapolis to Whitewater, Wisconsin, when his hydroplaned off the road and rolled down a hill.
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Later on through my travels in South America, I would meet more Latin Americans who were climbers, hikers, kayakers, mountaineers, whitewater rafters.
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From Whitewater to Vince Foster to Travelgate to Benghazi, the far right has continued to make the same mistake with the Clintons.
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Starr was appointed by a three-judge panel from the US Court of Appeals in Washington, DC, to continue the Whitewater investigation.
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Mehta also noted how Congress has done historically important work with investigations in the past, like in the Watergate and Whitewater investigations.
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Seitz and her friends were whitewater rafting when the raft overturned, exposing her face and nose to the water, the lawsuit says.
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I was traveling alone and joining an organized trek of the Inca Trail, combined with a whitewater trip on the Apurímac River.
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Democrats were furious with the Whitewater investigation led by Independent Counsel Ken Starr (which ultimately led to House impeachment of President Clinton).
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Kavanaugh had also led the Whitewater independent counsel inquiry into the death of a Clinton White House counsel, per the Baltimore Sun.
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Starr was initially appointed independent counsel to continue the investigation of the Clintons' real estate dealings in Arkansas, known collectively as Whitewater.
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The Iran contra investigation dragged on for about seven years, as did the Whitewater investigation, which resulted in President Bill Clinton's impeachment.
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They compiled the lessons people in the Clinton administration learned from the Whitewater scandal, and applied them to the Trump White House.
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President Donald Trump tapped Kenneth Starr, the former Whitewater independent counsel, to represent him in his upcoming impeachment trial in the Senate.
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Callie Desch Senior, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater; advocate for gay and transgender rights Lynn Olson-Desch Store manager for Goodwill, Brodhead, Wis.
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Ken Starr, who headed the investigation into Bill Clinton's associates during the 1990s Whitewater controversy, had only nice things to say about him.
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A number of the scandals that President Bill Clinton faced, including Whitewater and "Travel-gate," also turned out to be overblown -- and fizzled.
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But Bill Clinton spent his entire presidency under a cloud of investigation, from Whitewater to Monica Lewinsky under the glare of Ken Starr.
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The next year, just three months after independent counsel Robert Fisk was named to lead the Whitewater investigation, President Clinton nominated Justice Breyer.
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Former President Bill Clinton used separate legal defense funds, instead of the Democratic National Committee, during the Whitewater investigation in the late 1990s.
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Former president Bill Clinton used separate legal defense funds, instead of the Democratic National Committee, during the Whitewater investigation in the late 1990s.
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Although the Whitewater inquiry led nowhere, Starr shifted his attention to issues arising from the president's affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
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What happened: Starr's probe of Whitewater, and the Clinton-Lewinsky affair it eventually uncovered, was one of the defining events of the 553s.
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Undrafted out of Wisconsin-Whitewater in 2014, the 26-year-old Kumerow has yet to catch a pass in a regular-season game.
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Jenkins told him that two photographers had been taking pictures of whitewater rafters that day and called 911 after witnessing a possible drowning.
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The Senate Whitewater Committee was created in 1995 to formally investigate the matter, holding 60 sessions and taking up 300 hours of testimony.
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Lauren Seitz, 103, was visiting the U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte during a trip with her church youth group on June 8.
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But at the moment, the Whitewater and Lewinsky scandals of the Clinton administration and the continuing bull market may be the better comparison.
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Here are the basics: Independent counsel Ken Starr had been looking into the Clintons for years, starting with their Whitewater real estate investments.
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The ad mentions the Whitewater scandal and brings up Clinton's response to the 2012 attack on a U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya.
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It was the Times that, during the 1992 Presidential campaign, initially broached the Whitewater story—a saga of relatively modest indiscretions and misdeeds.
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He worked on Kenneth Starr's independent counsel investigation into the Whitewater affair during the Clinton administration and oversaw the investigation into retired Gen.
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Though originally created with the needs of whitewater guides in mind, they've outgrown their roots to become a sandal embraced for everyday wear.
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"Hillary Clinton's entire career is hiding behind lawyers and lying, from the Rose law firm and Whitewater to today," the former Speaker added.
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He spent most of the 1990s working for independent counsel Ken Starr, who oversaw the investigations into Whitewater and other Clinton administration scandals.
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If one thing the Whitewater matter and Monica Lewinsky scandal taught us, is the Clintons leave behind a high volume of collateral damage.
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"Rosenstein needs to stay on to protect the integrity of the investigation," said Robert Ray, the former independent counsel for the Whitewater case.
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The next year, just three months after Independent Counsel Robert Fiske was named to lead the Whitewater investigation, President Clinton nominated Justice Breyer.
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Similarly, President Bill Clinton greeted the appointment of the special prosecutor to probe the Whitewater scandal with a tone drastically different than Trump's.
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They were very much stuck in the '90s: Whitewater was yesterday, but all the positive endorsements the paper had given Hillary didn't exist.
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The category already includes activities like helicopter flights and whitewater rafting, and it works with the Adventure Travel Trade Association to create guidelines.
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They include former Whitewater prosecutor Ken Starr, whose investigation led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, and Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz.
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In addition, Robert Ray, who succeeded Starr as independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation of Clinton, is expected to be on the team.
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Kenneth W. Starr, the Clinton antagonist in the Whitewater investigation that evolved into the Lewinsky investigation and ended with President Bill Clinton's impeachment.
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Starr also began with a defined mandate: to investigate financial dealings between Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton and various banks and investment companies ("Whitewater").
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President Clinton did not speak of that issue, which related to independent counsel Kenneth Starr's broader probe of the Clintons' Whitewater land deal.
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Rightly or wrongly, the Whitewater investigation contributed greatly to the impression that the independent counsel statute was a mistake as a policy matter.
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As the artistic director of the Young Auditorium Theater at the University of Wisconsin, Whitewater, Mr. Kohlberger presented "The Missing Generation" in 2015.
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As first lady, for example, she barely survived the Whitewater controversy, which involved a failed Arkansas real estate deal in the late 1970s.
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I do, however, remember the Whitewater investigation from 1994, one of the first Clinton administration scandals, the one that also spawned Travelgate and Filegate.
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Technically, these types of donations have been acceptable since at least 1993, when the Clinton administration was investigated in the Whitewater real estate scandal.
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Lehane spent more than six years in Bill Clinton's White House, where he navigated a wave of controversies, including the Whitewater real estate scandal.
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Kenneth Starr served as the independent counsel who scrutinized Clinton during his presidency for the Whitewater investigation that led to the Democrat's impeachment hearings.
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One reason: The company has taken the entire staff whitewater rafting, holding multiple events so that as many workers as possible can take part.
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You&aposve gone from Whitewater to the blue dress song now we&aposve gone to the taxi medallion, this is where we&aposve gotten.
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According to the lawsuit, Seitz was with her friends on a whitewater raft, when it overturned, exposing her nose to the water, reports CNN.
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In May, MarkWest Energy Partners took a 20 percent stake in the project, leaving WPX with 20 percent and WhiteWater holding the majority position.
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For the best of both worlds, fly into San José and book a day of whitewater rafting or hiking in the nearby national parks.
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In the Whitewater investigation of President Bill Clinton, independent counsel Kenneth Starr went to court to compel testimony from a lawyer for Monica Lewinsky.
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" Adding, while raising Bill Clinton's own scandal that led to his impeachment, "You start with Whitewater and you end up with a blue dress.
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"It can increase the speed, the efficiency and the punch of investigations," said Jack Sharman, former special counsel to Congress for the Whitewater investigation.
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" Robert Ray, former independent counsel for the Whitewater investigation, believes the notion that Trump's actions amount to criminal obstruction of justice is "far-fetched.
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The judge asked if that theory would have barred the Watergate investigation that felled Richard Nixon or the Whitewater inquiries that hounded Bill Clinton.
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Lest we forget, Starr's public comments on Whitewater and his report to Congress on impeachment were improperly filled with opinion and innuendo of guilt.
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"To a great degree, that cat is out of the bag," said Jack Sharman, a former special counsel to Congress during the Whitewater investigation.
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"In most businesses and white-collar cases, the government really needs a cooperator to explain events," said Jack Sharman, a former Whitewater special counsel.
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A professor at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is reportedly calling on K-12 schools to create programs to fight so-called toxic masculinity.
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"There are famous stories from the Clinton White House about these astronomical fees," said Robert Ray, a former independent counsel during the Whitewater scandal.
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We're hearing again about the Whitewater scandal, which occupied most of the Clinton presidential years, until it merged with the more salacious Lewinsky story.
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There, he said it was "probably a mistake" for Starr to take on multiple additional assignments beyond the Whitewater probe, including the Lewinsky affair.
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To the Editor: David Brooks makes the case that the Whitewater scandal was more substantive than the current investigation of the Russia-collusion scandal.
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Trump defense lawyer and former Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr argues that impeachment should not take the place of voting at the ballot box
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The documents available, though they may be incomplete, show how Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr forced a grand jury appearance from President Bill Clinton.
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Trudeau said Friday that the video was taken at a costume party at a whitewater rafting company where he worked in the early 1990s.
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Just ask Susan McDougal: She refused to answer a federal grand jury's questions in the Whitewater inquiry in 1996 and was sent to prison.
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Also joining that team are former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Robert Ray, who succeeded Starr as independent counsel in the Whitewater probe.
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Byrd moved to Boise for a job in nursing because the area was famous for having the best whitewater rapids in the lower 21.
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Politics since Watergate has been defined by a long string of scandals and pseudo-scandals — Iran-contra, Whitewater, Valerie Plame, Benghazi, Solyndra, swift-boating.
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Watergate and Whitewater - they both specified crimes and they had - they specify the evidence that suspected - made them suspect that the crimes had been committed.
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Her association with various investigations (Benghazi, Whitewater, "emailgate") helped create her image as dishonest, tricky and untrustworthy – even though she was exonerated in all three.
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"We can only raft as long as there's snow," he said, since whitewater rafting can only be done on free-flowing and not dammed rivers.
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The athletes heaped praise on the Deodoro Whitewater Stadium, a bright spot in an Olympics that has been dogged by complaints over infrastructure and security.
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Before her accident, she hiked parts of the Appalachian Trail, rode her bike to class, went rock climbing in Alabama and dabbled in whitewater kayaking.
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He turned first to a morass of a story back in Arkansas, known as the Whitewater real estate scandal, which focused on whether then-Gov.
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From 1995 to 1996 the United States Senate Whitewater Committee looked into real estate deals and commodities trades that the Clintons made back in Arkansas.
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"You may be struck with a retort that, 'you waived it,'" said Robert Ray, a former federal prosecutor and independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation.
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Floating sunglasses won't help you if you lose yours while whitewater rafting, surfing, or any other activity where the crashing waves will sweep them away.
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As we learned from Ken Starr's Whitewater investigation in the 1990s, independent investigations often mutate, uncovering shady dealings that fall outside of their initial scope.
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"It does heighten the special counsel's interest in an interview with the president," said Robert Ray, former independent counsel during the Clinton-era Whitewater probe.
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That's far shorter than other high-profile special investigations like it -- including Whitewater and Iran Contra, both of which lasted more than six years. 6.
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Frankel pointed to the Whitewater probe during the Clinton administration as an example of Congress investigating allegations against presidents that occurred before they took office.
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"That implies they're still working to indict somebody," said Jack Sharman, who was a special counsel to Congress for the Whitewater investigation during the 1990s.
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Obama's relationship with Tony Rezko is more suspicious than the Clintons' role in Whitewater, yet it did not result in any federal investigation of Obama.
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Former Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr says 'there is no national consensus' for Trump's impeachment after multiple polls show a majority of Americans support impeachment
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"The case lacked the credible and compelling proof that is required by federal criminal statutes," former Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth Starr and other attorneys wrote.
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Starr led a legal team that investigated Clinton's involvement in the Whitewater real estate scandal and his relationship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
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Shortly before his counsel withdrew, Gates retained Thomas Green, a defense lawyer who had represented clients in the Watergate, Iran Contra and Whitewater political scandals.
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Those efforts are set to amp up further Wednesday during a scheduled morning speech in New York covering Clinton-related scandals, ranging from Whitewater to Benghazi.
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The suspensions, and his payment of a $25,000 fine to the Arkansas bar association, was in exchange for the end of the seven-year Whitewater probe.
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He also started operating a mobile whitewater company, stuffing all the gear in a van and traveling around the state of Washington in search of rapids.
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Foster's name also came up in connection to a handful of other White House scandals and conspiracies, most notably the early-90s clusterfuck known as Whitewater.
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The Whitewater investigation led to the exposure of President Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky, while the House Oversight Committee on Benghazi helped uncover Clinton's email server.
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Ardent Leisure also owns another theme park, WhiteWater World, as well as the Skypoint observation deck, d'Albora Marinas, AMF and Kingpin Bowling and Goodlife Health Clubs.
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"The heat is being turned up," said Robert Ray, who served as independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation into Bill Clinton, in an email to CNBC.
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Clinton's White House was in disarray from day one, put on its heels by several other scandals, including Travelgate, Whitewater and several so-called bimbo eruptions.
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That timetable was never realistic: The Watergate investigations lasted for more than four years, while the Whitewater probe spanned most of Bill Clinton's tenure in office.
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I expected a bumpy ride on a whitewater trip, so when I fell off my raft and coughed up the water I'd inhaled, I wasn't afraid.
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Mr. Barr made the "right call," said Robert W. Ray, the former independent counsel for the Whitewater investigation who took over after Ken Starr stepped down.
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The subjects of those probes sound like entries in a nineteen-nineties time capsule: Whitewater, Filegate, Travelgate, the suicide of Vincent Foster, and, ultimately, Monica Lewinsky.
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When Clinton was under investigation in the Whitewater affair, a Senate committee subpoenaed documents, and Clinton's team claimed that they were protected by lawyer-client privilege.
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Paul Rosenzweig, a senior counsel to the Whitewater investigation, told Baldwin that if confirmed, the reporting about Trump could amount to a possible abuse of power.
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In scandals from Watergate to Iran-contra to Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky, special prosecutors have butted heads with presidents and their staffs, sometimes with calamitous results.
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The main event comprises 2200 of the best whitewater kayakers in the world negotiating a highly technical slalom course along the explosive rapids of Jacob's Ladder.
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You need a kayak, obviously -- and a whitewater kayak is different from a sea or ocean kayak -- which can cost around $1,200 for a competitive one.
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"He's not disqualified from the investigation automatically, he could take a fresh look," said Robert Ray, the former independent counsel during the Clinton administration's Whitewater controversy.
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In Little Rock, Ken Starr's Whitewater prosecutors needed eight days of jury deliberations in 1996 to secure guilty verdicts in his fraud case against Arkansas Gov.
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After Whitewater and other early Clinton ethics scandals, Grassley repeated this line of questioning to Jamie Gorelick, who was nominated for deputy attorney general, in 1995.
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Nantahala Outdoor Center has been offering water-based adventures in North Carolina (and provides a training ground for several Olympic whitewater athletes) for approximately 40 years.
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Rosenstein is no stranger to presidential scandals; he served as an associate independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation, probing Bill and Hillary Clinton's real estate dealings.
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The centerpiece of the hotel is the activity pool, an idyllic network of nine pools on six different levels, connected by a lazy river with whitewater rapids.
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It was the appointment of a special prosecutor to look into the Whitewater land deal that ultimately led to Bill Clinton's impeachment for an unrelated extramarital affair.
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Two prosecutors also investigated Whitewater, a failed real-estate investment that Bill and Hillary Clinton made in the late 1970s, when he was attorney-general of Arkansas.
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"I don't want to see too much whitewater coming off the fence there," he says, pointing to the part of the wave that's closest to the fence.
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At a news conference Wednesday, Mecklenburg County Health Director Marcus Plescia told reporters, We think the Whitewater center is as safe as any body of open water.
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Whitewater revolved around corrupt actions involving Arkansas land deals, all of which were found, after endless investigation, to have no merit with regard to the Clintons' involvement.
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The Senate vote was the first time it has issued contempt charges since 1995, when the chamber was investigating then-President Bill Clinton's Whitewater real estate dealings.
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Kim Wehle is a professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law, a former assistant U.S. attorney and an associate independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation.
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Every crazy right-wing conspiracy theory fits into that narrative, whether it is the death of Vince Foster or whatever it was they think happened during Whitewater.
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That request could include documents created during his tenure in the offices of the Whitewater special counsel, the White House counsel, and the White House staff secretary.
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Compared with past investigations, whether it be the Select Committee on Benghazi or Whitewater, the Mueller investigation has been shorter and more impactful by virtually any measure.
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Leon is a conservative and veteran judge with a legal resume that includes time in the Reagan Justice Department and on the House Banking Committee's Whitewater investigation.
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At just 32, Mr. Kavanaugh had wrapped up a three-year stint working for his mentor, Ken Starr, on the sprawling Whitewater investigation of President Bill Clinton.
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Whitewater rafting, for example, is $149 for two people instead of for one person, and zip lining is $99 for two people instead of for one person.
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Subsequent investigations into alleged abuses of presidential power — Iran-contra as well as Whitewater — took it as accepted law that the president is capable of obstructing justice.
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Clinton hatred played itself out in the interminable Whitewater investigation, which uncovered some wrongdoing and questionable dealings while inuring much of the country to murky presidential scandals.
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In 1994, Starr was pulled out of private practice to take over the independent counsel Whitewater investigation into President Bill Clinton's business dealings as an Arkansas politician.
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According to the Washington Post, leaving his job at Baylor allowed Starr the time to write "Contempt," his memoir of his time working on the Whitewater investigation.
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In a sign of just how far afield these kinds of investigations can become, Starr's Whitewater investigation eventually turned into the Monica Lewinsky/Oval Office adultery scandal.
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The Roadie has an 18.9-liter capacity that holds 12 cans and it's constructed similarly to a whitewater kayak, so you know it's durable and long-lasting.
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Jenny Holzer's much-anticipated installation "Before I Become Afraid," a central attraction of the biennial, was indefinitely postponed after the sheep of the Whitewater Preserve contracted pneumonia.
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Bear that in mind when reading the news that the top Senate Democrat is calling to potentially reinstate the lapsed office under which Republicans launched the Whitewater investigation.
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As Dan Stalder, a University of Wisconsin–Whitewater professor, has documented in reviews of previous research, the bystander effect lessens any individual's feelings of responsibility in a situation.
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In the Whitewater investigation in the 1990s, independent counsel Kenneth Starr obtained a subpoena to compel Bill Clinton's grand jury testimony about his relationship with intern Monica Lewinsky.
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Joining us now to analyze, Alan Dershowitz, author of the big bestseller, "The Case against Impeaching Trump," and Sol Wisenberg, former deputy independent council in the Whitewater investigation.
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SOL WISENBERG, FORMER DEPUTY INDEPENDENT COUNSEL FOR WHITEWATER INVESTIGATION: I don&apost know, but it doesn&apost matter what he is saying, Laura, in terms of your question.
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During the Clinton administration, Kenneth Starr scooped him up to be part of the Whitewater investigation into Clinton's real estate dealings in Arkansas, which resulted in three convictions.
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By sheer coincidence, Starr's investigation dragged on for the better part of Clinton's two terms, caroming off in every conceivable direction after the Whitewater inquiry turned up bupkis.
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Sol Wisenberg, a leading white-collar attorney who was deputy independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation, told CNBC that another special counsel wouldn't make sense in this circumstance.
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But both Kenneth Starr (Whitewater) and Leon Jaworski (Watergate) reached the opposite conclusion, on the theory that the president is not beyond the reach of the criminal laws.
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Whitewater is a controversy referring to Bill and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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He worked in George H.W. Bush's Justice Department, clerked for former Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist, and worked in the special prosecutor's office during the Whitewater investigation.
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The special master, John Kern, wrote the report in 1999 on how prosecutors on Starr's team allegedly leaked information to the press in the Whitewater investigation of Clinton.
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To hear some tell it, Chappaquiddick, Iran-contra, the Keating Five, Whitewater, the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky scandal and the C.I.A. leak case were all worse than Watergate.
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The Twins expect a crowd of more than 35,000 — almost double the previous Division III record of 21953,2489, set last year by two Wisconsin teams, Oshkosh and Whitewater.
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Located in southern West Virginia along the Appalachian Mountains, the metro is also a prime spot for free outdoor activities, from rock climbing and hiking to whitewater rafting.
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He was later tapped to join the team of prosecutors working under Kenneth W. Starr, the independent counsel, on the Whitewater investigation into President Bill Clinton's business dealings.
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Robert Ray, a partner at Thompson & Knight and another Whitewater independent counsel, agreed that the president's tweet about Sessions and the Mueller probe did not constitute a crime.
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"He wants to fire Rosenstein because he's a thug," Sol Wisenberg, a leading white-collar attorney who was deputy independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation, said of Trump.
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That brings us to the Bill Clinton Whitewater/Monica Lewinsky scandals and the simultaneous right way/wrong way path to dealing with an administration hampered by embarrassing scandal.
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Here's a worthwhile debate between two former independent counsels, Robert Ray, who closed out the Whitewater investigation, and CNN contributor Michael Zeldin, who investigated George H.W. Bush's campaign.
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Two decades ago, Mr. Rosenstein worked on Kenneth Starr's independent counsel investigation into the Whitewater affair, earning three convictions related to President Bill Clinton's business dealings in Arkansas.
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Before that, Hillary Clinton for months stubbornly ignored the media as they pressed for more information about Whitewater, in that case letting her political enemies fill the void.
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Kim Wehle is a professor at the University of Baltimore School of Law and a former assistant U.S. attorney and an associate independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation.
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While a freshman at University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, Jess agreed to attend a "Halo" competition with her ex-boyfriend (they'd broken up a week earlier) in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
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The work made me think of whitewater kayakers who surrender to the unrelenting force of the river, channeling that power to execute precise maneuvers as they are swept downstream.
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Claiming she was acting in Lewinsky and the country's best interest, Tripp-Rousch leaked the tape to Kenneth Starr, the special prosecutor who was leading the Clinton Whitewater investigation.
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Dustin Basalla, owner of the rafting company Alpine Adventures in Gold Bar, Washington, says that because the snow melts faster every year, the seasons for whitewater rafting are shorter.
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But after the Iran-contra and Whitewater investigations, both parties came to view the position as far too powerful, and Congress let the independent counsel statute lapse in 1999.
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" And Robert Ray, a former independent counsel on the Whitewater investigation, "said he expects Mueller to deliver a report on his findings in the first three months of 2019.
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Lauren Setiz, 28, visited the U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, with her church youth group on June 222 for a day of fun in the sun.
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Hillary is hobbled by her evasions and lack of transparency, deleted emails and haunting doubts about her decision-making and role in complex fiascos such as Benghazi and Whitewater.
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"And yet it has to be confessed that, at least so far, the Whitewater scandal was far more substantive than the Russia-collusion scandal now gripping Washington," Brooks said.
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She served as deputy special counsel to the Senate special committee that investigated President Bill Clinton's role in the Whitewater scandal regarding a 1990s-real estate deal in Arkansas.
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As their second summer working together approached, Jim organized a marriage proposal during a camp assembly with plenty of whitewater-related puns about never knowing what's around the bend.
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The Whitewater investigation was first empaneled in 203, the second year of Clinton's presidency, and extended for years past his impeachment and subsequent acquittal in the Senate in 1999.
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Thankfully, the Indonesian address won't take up too much of Obama's time, leaving him with ample opportunities to embarrass his daughters, Sasha and Malia, on a whitewater rafting excursion.
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Trump University scandal / Clinton Foundation scandal, Trump ties to Russia / Clinton ties to the middle east, Trump's taxes / Hillary's emails, Clinton Whitewater / Trump Taj Mahal, Liar Hillary / Fraud Trump.
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It was the late 1980s, and whitewater and fly fishing guide Mark Paigen stood in a boat somewhere in western Colorado, looking down at his wrinkly, grit-covered feet.
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One woman contacted her cousin, who had experienced bullying and obstruction in the whitewater rafting industry and since started her own company, teaching women to enjoy and master rafting.
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Independent counsel Ken Starr, tapped to investigate a failed real estate investment known as Whitewater in 1994, had turned his attention to Bill Clinton's dalliances with his former intern.
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President Bill Clinton, who ran two publicly funded campaigns, had supporters start legal defense funds and used his own insurance to help pay legal bills during the Whitewater investigation.
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"Is it your view that the Whitewater and Watergate investigations were beyond the authority of Congress?" the judge asked, referring to congressional inquiries of the Nixon and Clinton presidencies.
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President Donald Trump tapped Kenneth Starr, the former Whitewater independent counsel, to join his legal defense team as the Senate gets ready to launch its impeachment trial against him.
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He served as a United States Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia Circuit, and was appointed as independent counsel for five investigations, including Whitewater, from 1994 to 1999.
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His defense team at the trial will include Ken Starr, who led the Whitewater investigation in the 1990s that resulted in the impeachment of President Bill Clinton in 1998.
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That night into Wednesday, the Whitewater River also flooded in the southeastern part of the state, forcing officials to close a section of Minnesota State Highway 74, KTTC reported.
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Republicans learned to hate the arrangement during the Iran-contra investigation into the Reagan administration, and Democrats did during the Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky investigation into President Bill Clinton.
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A real estate venture known as Whitewater faced scrutiny, spawning an independent counsel investigation that later encompassed Bill Clinton's sexual relationship with a White House intern named Monica Lewinsky.
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Deputy White House Counsel Vince Foster, a figure in the Whitewater controversy and a close friend of the Clintons from Arkansas, was found dead of a gunshot in 1993.
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Similarly, Ken Starr, the independent counsel who investigated President Bill Clinton over the Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky scandals, gave Congress a long report that lawmakers voted to make public.
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Bill Clinton's attorney general appointed a special prosecutor in 1994 to investigate the Whitewater affair and that investigation eventually uncovered what became the Monica Lewinsky scandal and, ultimately, impeachment.
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"Technology changes, but the law doesn't," said Stanley Brand, an attorney who represented White House press secretary George Stephanopoulos during the probe of President Bill Clinton's Whitewater land deals.
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In January 1996, Ken Starr, before turning his witch-hunt from Whitewater to the president and Monica Lewinsky, subpoenaed Hillary in a criminal investigation into the real estate deal.
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The U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte was mostly closed Friday after water samples tested positive for Naegleria fowleri, an amoeba that can cause a rare and deadly brain infection.
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"Other groups are understood to be in the area, a well-known whitewater rafting location, however it is understood they are well above the danger area," a media release states.
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He resigned in 1996 after being convicted of two of seven charges against him stemming from the Whitewater case -- the failed real estate deal also involving Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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But after the Iran-contra and Whitewater investigations, both parties came to see such a position as a bad idea, and Congress let the independent counsel statute lapse in 1999.
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The US National Whitewater Center said it does not "publicly discuss matters related to pending litigation" and Recreation Engineering and Planning did not return calls or e-mails seeking comment.
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The Republican version of oversight has consisted, over recent years, of epic failures, such as Whitewater and Waco (back in the day), Benghazi and Uranium One, to name a few.
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The fire tore through small communities of houses and mobile homes that surround the lake — actually a reservoir — and the Kern River, a popular spot for fishing and whitewater rafting.
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Behold all the fanciful rumors (Whitewater, Vince Foster's "murder," drug-running) during Bill Clinton's presidency, but a lack of rumors against his rivals, George H. W. Bush and Bob Dole.
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Democrats wrangled with Republicans for months about the judge's records from his days on the Whitewater investigation in the 1990s and the George W. Bush administration in the early 2000s.
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It's not like the Whitewater investigation of President Bill Clinton that began as a probe into a real estate deal and led to the revelation of the Monica Lewinsky affair.
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Examining search terms "gives you a certain hint" about what investigators are probing, Sol Wisenberg, who served as deputy independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation, said in a phone interview.
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But Starr's probe took a hard right-hand turn to a White House intern and cigars in 1997, leaving in the dust the Whitewater land deal that started it all.
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Because of that, he said, the president's lawyers were in a worse position to prepare their client for an interview than President Bill Clinton's team was in the Whitewater investigation.
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Starr is often thought of as the prosecutor who turned a real estate investigation (Whitewater) into a sex scandal probe (Monica Lewinsky), which ultimately led to his ethics adviser quitting.
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Bittman's next letter reminded Kendall of how Clinton had been deposed in other aspects of the Whitewater case, and even testified as a defense witness in two trials in Arkansas.
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Whitewater operated under the media microscope of a handful of established journalistic outlets that most people trusted because they followed industry norms aimed at preserving the legitimacy of the profession.
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Robert Ray, who succeeded Kenneth Starr as the independent counsel investigating former President Bill Clinton during the Whitewater scandal, said the clock is ticking for Mueller to end his investigation.
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The Grand Canyon stretches an estimated 277 miles across Arizona and provides vacationers with space to hike trails like the Bright Angel or Rim, or whitewater raft the Colorado River.
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Adam Cramer, Executive Director of Outdoor Alliance: But these places also have a social value: most climbing areas, mountain biking trails, whitewater runs, they're on public land—especially in the West.
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In the far north, on the western edge of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, a decades-old rusting Syrian tank can still be seen lying upside down in a whitewater stream.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Frenchman Denis Gargaud Chanut paddled down the Olympic whitewater course to canoe slalom gold on Tuesday four years after nearly quitting when missing out on team selection.
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Treat someone to an experience you know they'd love to have, or something they might not have thought to do before: whitewater rafting, bungee jumping, zip lining, or hot air ballooning?
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The entire case was long, drawn-out and complicated, starting with the Whitewater investigation, winding into Paula Jones' sexual harassment charges and ending with the revelation of Clinton's affair with Lewinsky.
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Palmieri has been at the center of pressure cookers from Whitewater to the Russian hacks and has picked up advice that could benefit any woman (even one without West Wing ambitions).
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"I think we might be grossly underestimating just how powerful our facial expressions are," said David Havas, associate professor of psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater who studies facial mimicry.
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Although not yet a judge, he was charged with investigating impartially what Attorney General Janet Reno deemed substantial accusations of misconduct arising from a failed real estate investment known as Whitewater.
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The university's athletic director, Shawn Eichorst, oversees 24 programs but has a special interest in bowling, which he added at his alma mater, Division III Wisconsin-Whitewater, nearly 20 years ago.
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Kenneth Starr, the former Whitewater independent counsel and one of the lawyers on Trump's defense team, opened his remarks by arguing that impeachment has become too common in the modern era.
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Not incidentally, James Comey, the F.B.I. director whose intervention almost surely swung the election, had previously worked for the Whitewater committee, which spent seven years obsessively investigating a failed land deal.
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The National Archives has released the previously sealed 1999 report by Special Master John Kern on his investigation into allegations that Starr's office leaked grand jury secrets during the Whitewater investigation.
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" Sol Wisenberg, a leading white-collar attorney who was deputy independent counsel during the Clinton-era Whitewater investigation, said the "tweets alone do not come close to constituting obstruction of justice.
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That salaciousness is what most people remember about Whitewater these days — an era in which sexual misconduct by those in the highest offices in the land is shrug-worthy, at best.
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As a lawyer working in President Bill Clinton's administration, he represented the Office of the President in investigations related to the Whitewater land deal and Mr. Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
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Republicans learned to hate the arrangement during the Iran-contra investigation into the Reagan administration, and Democrats did, as well, during the Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky investigations into President Bill Clinton.
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LG: I would also encourage people who have some affinity for any outdoor recreation activities to join a member organization, whether it's American Whitewater, International Mountain Bicycling Association, Access Fund or another.
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Bill Clinton tried to use it more than any other president since Watergate as he fought the Whitewater investigation and dealt with fallout from the Monica Lewinsky affair, according to the academics.
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SOL WISENBERG, FORMER DEPUTY CHIEF COUNSEL, WHITEWATER: Well, it&aposs absolutely shocking and very improper in my view that the FBI apparently penetrated and had an undercover person on the Trump campaign.
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More than 100 pages of the Senate Whitewater Committee's official report on its investigation into the real-estate scheme focuses on Foster, including an extensive examination into the circumstances around his death.
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Click here to view original GIFWatching brave kayakers navigating tumultuous whitewater rapids is terrifying enough, but Rush Sturges and Ben Marr decided they needed a more exciting way to risk their lives.
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Exactly one year after her death, the teen's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit alleging that the park, U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte, and its builder, Recreation Engineering and Planning Inc.
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During the Clinton administration, the House and Senate began hearings on real estate investments that Bill and Hillary Clinton made in Arkansas (what became known as the Whitewater controversy) in July 1994.
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"Everyone's looking good on this course," Fox said, standing under the blistering sun at the Deodoro Olympic Whitewater Stadium after practicing on the course before the women's heats kick off on Monday.
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The investigation centered on Whitewater Development, a venture heavily subsidized by Clinton friend Jim McDougal, and the probe widened into the Madison Savings and Loan scandal that cost investors millions in losses.
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After all, Comey knows the Clintons better than anyone having been the Deputy Special Counsel to the Senate Whitewater Committee, and lead investigator into President Bill Clinton's controversial pardon of Marc Rich.
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"I don't think for a minute they'll be able to bring an obstruction case against the president," said Robert Ray, the former independent counsel for the Whitewater investigation during the Clinton administration.
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"In general, the government takes a pretty robust view of that sort of thing," said Jack Sharman, a white-collar defense attorney and former special counsel to Congress during the Whitewater investigation.
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What started as an investigation into the Whitewater investment spun into revelations of Mr. Clinton's relationship with a White House intern, which led to the president's impeachment by the House of Representatives.
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The email included text from a message Michael Caputo sent to a Republican National Committee researcher asking him to "work up information on HRC/Whitewater as soon as possible," Politico reported Wednesday.
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The Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr "handed a tremendous amount of evidence to the House Judiciary Committee," former Judge Andrew Napolitano, a Fox News legal analyst, said on the network last week.
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Director Nanette Burstein relies heavily on viewers having existing knowledge of Clinton's history, blazing through meaty topics like the Whitewater controversy, Benghazi investigations, and 2016 email debacle with varying degrees of explanation.
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When the Whitewater investigation started, Monica Lewinsky was an unknown college student and nobody had any clue that an investigation into an Arkansas land deal would turn into an investigation about sex.
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The Clinton investigation was overseen by a special prosecutor, Kenneth Starr, who was originally appointed to look into possible financial crimes involving an Arkansas land deal and a development firm called Whitewater.
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Indeed, the rules Mueller was appointed under appear to have been animated by the criticism of lengthy reports drafted by Whitewater independent counsel Ken Starr and others appointed under the old law.
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It also features his personal lawyers Jay Sekulow and Jane Raskin, Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz, former Whitewater independent counsels Ken Starr and Robert Ray, and former Florida attorney general Pam Bondi.
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"A prosecutor would kill for that," said Solomon L. Wisenberg, a deputy independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation, which did not have the same level of cooperation from President Bill Clinton's lawyers.
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Attractions include mountain biking, hiking trails, four zip-lining courses over waterfalls, and, of course, whitewater rafting (the area has both Class II rapids for young children and Class III for teens).
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"Demonstrating strength and your ability to take over a space has been part of their recruitment strategy," says Stanislas Vysotsky, a sociologist and criminologist at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater who studies antifascism.
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In the early '22006s, he worked alongside independent counsel Kenneth Starr to review the Whitewater real estate investment made by Bill and Hillary Clinton, which evolved into a probe of the Lewinsky affair.
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Glacier Ice Ball Mold — $232.99 See Details If your summer plans are packed with outdoor adventures like hiking, whitewater rafting, scuba diving, or ziplining, you'll probably want to capture some of the action.
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The private jets start arriving Tuesday for four days of panel discussions in the mornings, followed by whitewater rafting, biking and hiking in the afternoon, and plenty of one-on-one meetings throughout.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Canoe slalom training runs were cancelled on Thursday at Rio's Whitewater Stadium after a power issue caused the pumps to stall on the eve of the Olympics opening ceremony.
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As fans poured off commuter trains at Engenhão stadium in Rio de Janeiro on August 13th for the second day of track-and-field events at the Olympics, they flowed into human whitewater.
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Whether it was Travelgate, Whitewater or the Lewinsky scandal while first lady, the Clintons proved to be Teflon, with most charges refusing to stick or dim their political stars among the Democratic faithful.
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Sol Wisenberg, a leading white-collar attorney who was deputy independent counsel in the Whitewater investigation, said it's typical for the subject of a subpoena to be informed that prosecutors sought his records.
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"A speaking indictment comes from the idea that the indictment does more than that — it speaks, it tells a story," said Jack Sharman, a former special counsel to Congress during the Whitewater investigation.
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The most spectacular gorge in the world isn't likely to draw many college "breakers," and its stunning views are a delight for hikers, whitewater rafters and those simply desiring to celebrate Mother Nature.
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On Wednesday, Trump's campaign accidentally sent an email to a reporter at Politico revealing that the Republican plans to next attack Clinton regarding Whitewater, a real estate scandal that plagued Bill Clinton's administration.
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The brain-eating amoeba was blamed for the death in June of an 18-year-old Ohio woman, who became infected after rafting at the U.S. National Whitewater Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Before becoming a judge, Colloton worked under Kenneth Starr on the team of lawyers who led the investigation into former president Bill Clinton's Whitewater investments, which eventually turned into the Monica Lewinsky investigation.
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Both Republicans and Democrats came to dislike the statute, which they saw as permitting prosecutors to run amok in the Iran-contra and Whitewater investigations during the Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton administrations.
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Fact check: This statement is intriguing coming from Starr, given that his leadership of the Whitewater investigation quickly ballooned into a sprawling probe that included lurid details of President Bill Clinton's sex life.
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Fact check: This statement is intriguing coming from Starr, given that his leadership of the Whitewater investigation quickly ballooned into a sprawling probe that included lurid details of President Bill Clinton's sex life.
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For instance, Bill and Hillary Clinton hired David E. Kendall during summer 1993 as they were grappling with a Justice Department effort to subpoena business records related to their Whitewater real estate holdings.
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Starr served as Whitewater independent counsel who led the case against Bill Clinton in the 1990s that culminated with the president's impeachment and subsequent acquittal on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice.
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We also know that, in uncertain markets, it is still better to stay the course, grab on to the side of the kayak and ride through the whitewater of the markets' concern de jour.
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It was like Whitewater was yesterday, but the endorsements, all the positive endorsements that the paper had given Hillary didn't exist, and so I had to educate myself, very early on, about this relationship.
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Also on the same segment, Solomon Wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel for Kenneth Starr&aposs Whitewater-Lewinsky investigation of former President Bill Clinton, said "this is an extraordinarily aggressive prosecution move" from the FBI.
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As a testament to Malia's surfing and teaching talents, she finally gets me past the whitewater, and sets me up to ride one wave, which carries me nearly all the way to the shore.
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"Paddlers with disabilities only have minimal access to the river as there is just one ADA compliant river access point, at Reedy Creek, for the more advanced whitewater section of the river," explains Wetzler.
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He is no stranger to Clinton political controversy either, having served as deputy special counsel on the Senate Whitewater Committee and also having investigated the pardon by President Bill Clinton of donor Marc Rich.
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The partial release was granted following a request from Jack Goldsmith, a professor at Harvard Law, Lawfare editor Benjamin Wittes, and Stephen Bates, a former prosecutor in the Whitewater investigation, according to The Hill.
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Caught in the middle of Clinton-era scandals When Clinton's administration was rocked by the Whitewater scandal, Reno was the person tasked with appointing special prosecutor Robert Fiske to lead the probe in 1994.
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Indeed, not a single such objection was voiced when President Clinton appointed Stephen Breyer on April 6, 1994, to replace Associate Justice Harry Blackmun, three months after the appointment of the Whitewater independent counsel.
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Kenneth W. Starr — the former Whitewater independent counsel who is now praising Bill Clinton — has been removed as Baylor University's president because of the school's handling of accusations of sexual assault against football players.
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Staunch conservative An economist and lawyer by training, Azar clerked for Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia in the early 1990s and later worked under Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel on the Clinton Whitewater investigation.
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In addition, NARA holds at least 20,000 pages of documents from his work in the 1990s for independent counsel Ken Starr, who oversaw the Whitewater investigation and other probes into President Bill Clinton's scandals.
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An aide to Donald Trump's presidential campaign accidentally emailed a reporter from Politico, Marc Caputo, to ask for information about the Whitewater real estate scandal of the 1990s, looking for dirt on the Clintons.
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The same shitty transfer rates that make me unplug and plug my router three times a day seems sure to turn any VR adventure into a whitewater rafting plunge down a river of puke.
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The probe began with Starr looking into the Clintons' involvement with the Whitewater land deal before the investigation expanded to include the extramarital affair between Bill Clinton and former White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
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Given the "Teflon ability" of the Clintons to avoid political fallout from past questionable dealings – Whitewater, Chinagate, Travelgate, Monica-'gate', Clinton Foundation's "pay-to-play" – Hillary's karma may be catching up with her now.
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The teens didn't return from the slopes at Whitewater Ski Resort in Nelson, British Columbia, so a 10-member volunteer team of Nelson Search and Rescue set out to track them down before nightfall.
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The CEO also noted that Ken Starr, the former independent counsel in the Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky scandals during the Clinton administration, spent four years working on the investigation before delivering his first indictment.
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At its most tumultuous points, the sound of the crashing water is deafening -- a whitewater noise machine drowning out even cheers from onlookers just 296 feet away on rocks at the water's lapping edge.
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Kids say the virtual character is fun and entertaining, but the stuffed animal is the one they want as a friend, said Naomi Aguiar, an assistant psychology professor at the University of Wisconsin Whitewater.
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And Ken Starr's Whitewater investigation lasted five years and cost $40 million producing a 300-page public report resulting in the impeachment of President Clinton for lying and obstruction of justice about an affair.
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That Mueller continues to expand his team means the probe is not going to end anytime soon, said Robert Ray, who succeeded Kenneth Starr as independent counsel for the Whitewater investigation during the Clinton administration.
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She interviewed black students at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where she earned her bachelor's degree, about the impact their names had on their treatment by professors and how their treatment affected their academic achievement.
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In a recent interview with Bloomberg News, Michael Chertoff -- a lead lawyer during the Clinton Whitewater investigations and a former secretary of Homeland Security under Bush -- said he was backing Clinton for president over Trump.
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Starring in The River Wild, the story of a mother who takes her family on a whitewater rafting trip and winds up saving them from sociopathic robbers, was both a surprise choice and a coup.
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"David Bossie is so craven and maniacal that in the heyday of the overreaching Gingrich-era Congress, the top Whitewater conspiracy theorist in the House had to fire him for doctoring evidence," the statement reads.
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There was, of course, ample precedent for this in the form of Ken Starr's wildly unethical investigation during the Bill Clinton years that was originally supposed to be about the Whitewater land deal in Arkansas.
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During two full sessions of Congress that overlapped with the Whitewater controversy, stretching from January 1993 to January 1997, the House passed more than 1,800 pieces of legislation, while the Senate passed more than 1,000.
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"If you look at Ken Starr, who was under the Clinton years, he started his investigation of Clinton under the guise of Whitewater," Lewandowski told reporters after a speech at the City Club of Cleveland.
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Bossie got his start working on the Senate's investigation of the Clintons' Whitewater real estate controversy in the '90s before being tapped by then-Speaker Newt Gingrich to be the House Oversight Committee's chief investigator.
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The Whitewater probe largely wrapped with the publication of the Starr report and his recommendation that Clinton be impeached, but the office carried on for years, issuing reports years after Clinton left office in 2001.
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