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Did Bill Clinton contribute to mass incarceration?

Jan 26, 2022 · He’d worked in the Senate. He’d been an administrative law professor.” Touting the official Democratic line on MSNBC, McQuade, a former prosecutor, cheered the idea that Biden get to replace Breyer: So important, I think, that Joe Biden get to make this appointment. If he were to wait until after the midterms, I think we could see a ...

Did the Clinton campaign pay a tech company to'infiltrate'Trump Tower servers?

Feb 15, 2022 · Michael Sussmann, a cybersecurity lawyer who previously worked for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign, was charged last year by Durham for allegedly lying to the then-FBI general counsel ...

Was John Durham indicted for lying to the FBI political?

Jan 08, 2022 · Guinier, a pioneering civil rights lawyer and scholar whose nomination by President Bill Clinton to head the Justice Department's civil rights division was …

Why did Hillary Clinton remove the Confederate flag from the statehouse lawn?

Clinton argued that South Carolina only passed legislation to remove the Confederate Flag from its statehouse lawn because of a cultural transformation -- one inspired by the grace of the grieving families in Charleston.

What did President Clinton do in 1994?

In 1994, President Clinton signed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, which offered states billions in funding for new prisons -- but only if they adopted "truth in sentencing laws" that would reduce prisoners' eligibility for parole.

What did Hillary Clinton say about voting?

Voter turnout hit a 70-year-low in last year's mid-term elections. Clinton called on his audience "to make sure, if we fix the voting laws, we vote.". The former president explained his use of the term "we," towards the end of his speech, in a line that garnered a standing ovation.

When was the Crime Bill signed into law?

Despite all the pomp and circumstance around the 1994 Crime Bill when it was signed into law, it turns out it wasn’t really needed. Violent crime was already going down when the crime bill’s funds came available in 1995.

Who wrote the 1994 Crime Bill?

The pro-law-enforcement legislation may as well have been written by the police themselves. And, that, according to a 2020 Washington Post article, is exactly what happened with the now-infamous 1994 Crime Bill. While Biden is credited with writing the bill, it seems he allowed police groups to assist him in the writing.