- Judicial Watch Sources: Clinton To Use White House Complex
Townhouse After He Leaves Presidency - Set to Use Jackson Place Townhouse
Teddy Roosevelt Used
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- Seeks to Improperly Use White House Resources to Fund
Post-Presidency Operation
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- WASHINGTON, DC - Judicial Watch has learned through sources
that Bill Clinton is seeking improperly to use White House funds to help
pay to set up office space in government townhouses across the street from
the White House. Clinton plans, according to sources, to use the space
for his post- presidency offices. The space, part of the White House complex,
is in a Jackson Place townhouse once used by Teddy Roosevelt after he left
the presidency. Normally, such offices are for the use of the current
administration, and not for the use of a past administration. In other
words, according to Judicial Watch's sources, Clinton is trying to ensconce
himself in White House complex offices that normally would be used by the
incoming Bush Administration.
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- According to these sources, Clinton is trying to use
White House funds, rather than lawful funds designated for his post-presidency,
to pay for key aspects of his White House complex offices. (Normally, an
ex- president uses private office space after he leaves the White House.)
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- Judicial Watch's sources on this story are well-placed
and have proved reliable in the past.
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- "In essence, Bill Clinton has no intention of leaving
the White House after his term ends. He seems intent to set up a shadow
presidency within the White House complex itself. His improper plan to
use White House resources to further his scheme is outright theft of government
property. Even in the waning days of his regime, Clinton's lawlessness
continues," stated Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.
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