The case against McDougal, along with the June 14 trial of Hillarys former law partner Webster Hubbell, are certain to stir all the old questions about Hillarys own ethics. Her name was mentioned no fewer than 36 times in the indictment against Hubbell last fall. But despite the new signal of how bumpy a ride she may face, Hillary headed off to North Africa no closer to a decision, an adviser says. Shes exactly where she was four weeks ago.
Hillary Hears Strains of The Music She Will Face
-
Share
-
Read Later
-
To scandal cognoscenti, there was nothing new in the headline last week that Ken Starrs chief deputy once drafted an indictment against Hillary Clinton. But the confirmation by prosecutor W. Hickman Ewing, coming at the outset of Whitewater figure Susan McDougals trial for contempt, sent chills through the First Lady and those advising her as she considers a run for a New York Senate seat, sources say. As a sign of things to come, says one, this most recent news gives you pause.