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Past makes prologue. Bill and Hillary Clinton called Whitewater a politically motivated "witch hunt" to undo an election.

In both cases prosecutors declined to prosecute the principals (for different reasons), despite having evidence to do so.

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Click here to see some of the serial falsehoods the Vince Foster murder conspiracy "experts" peddle.

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• 'Pizzagate' gunman pleads guilty as conspiracy theorist apologizes over case,” The Guardian
• Anatomy of a Fake News Scandal: Inside the web of conspiracy theorists, Russian operatives, Trump campaigners and Twitter bots who manufactured the ‘news’ that Hillary Clinton ran a pizza-restaurant child-sex ring, Rolling Stone Magazine. November 16, 2017
• Bundy follower gets 68 years for role in armed Nevada standoff, Reuters
• Heavily Armed Oregon Patriots Lied about Actual Military Combat Service, Nate Thayer
• Sandy Hook hoaxer gets prison time for threatening 6-year-old victim’s father, Washington Post
• Father of Sandy Hook Victim Wins Defamation Suit Against Massacre Deniers, Rolling Stone Magazine
• Exclusive: FBI document warns conspiracy theories are a new domestic terrorism threat: Yahoo News, August 1, 2019. Yahoo News August 1, 2019
• Pipe-bomb mailer Cesar Sayoc, who targeted Trump critics, sentenced to 20 years: The series of mailed pipe bombs, which prosecutors described...as "a domestic terror attack," spurred a nationwide scare last year. NBC News
• Hospital CEO Wins Major Court Victory After Accusing CNN of False Reporting, LawNews
• Rolling Stone Loses Defamation Case Over Rape Story, New York Times