Clinton pardon tied to fundraiser and access ties
The New York Daily News reports a fundraiser for the Clinton library helped push William Fugazy’s pardon after the Justice Department halted the request. Catsimatidis and other prominent figures lobbied, with Podesta cited as key contact, and supporters argue he deserved clemency despite DOJ rules.
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Democrats weigh Clinton pardon links in House hearing
Rep. Waxman led a House committee probe into Clinton era pardons including Marc Rich and others. The hearing examined political influence, with Republicans accusing investigators of bias while Democrats argued for accountability in presidential clemency decisions.
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Clinton declines to judge pardon amid campaign links
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton avoided commenting on her husband Bill Clinton's presidential pardon of fugitive Mase Rich, saying she would wait for all facts. She faced questions about donations from Denise Rich and a self-funded political tie to Denise Rich and her ex-husband. The trip to Upstate New York promoted legislation to boost the local economy as she wrapped a two day swing.
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Clemency Frenzy Marked Clinton Final Days Aide Claims
In the final months of his presidency Bill Clinton pressed for clemencies to boost his legacy. Aides say he bypassed normal channels, spurred by relatives and officials seeking favors. The rush led to investigations and questions of influence peddling in granting about 140 pardons and 36 commutations, including high profile cases linked to political gifting and lobbying.
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