the bodies keep piling up on the porch of the White House. Yesterday, three more people were convicted in the Arkansas savings and loan scandal that has threatened to envelop more and more people. This is just one more example of what has happened with the White House's mishandling of this terrible incident. Something stinks in Arkansas, and that stench is stretching all the way to the White House. Whitewater and the White House, something in common staying together, and yesterday was one more example of that fact.
Hon. Michael G. Oxley: “the bodies keep piling up on the porch of the White House. Yesterday, three more people were convicted in the Arkansas…”
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Addressing the Arkansas savings and loan scandal and its implications for the White House.
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