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Roadsterrider you have to think about it
Actually, I don't have to think about it because I never swallowed the original right-wing lie about Vince Foster. Instead, I looked at what Kenneth Starr said about Vince Foster. Starr followed every possible lead to get dirt on the Clintons, including investigating the death of Vince Foster.
In early 1995, Kavanaugh offered Starr "the legal rationale for expanding his investigation of the Arkansas financial dealings of President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary, to include the Foster death," the Washington Post reported. "Kavanaugh, then 30, argued that unsupported allegations that Foster may have been murdered gave Starr the right to probe the matter more deeply. Foster’s death had already been the focus of two investigations, both concluding that Foster committed suicide."
One investigation by then-special counsel Robert Fiske involved four lawyers, five physicians, seven FBI agents, approximately 125 witnesses, and DNA tests, the Washington Post reported in 1994. "According to Fiske," the paper said, "Foster’s death was a personal collapse, not a White House scandal."
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Kavanaugh eventually affirmed the suicide finding and, in October 1997, Starr issued a report on Foster’s death and concluded that Foster killed himself. But today, conspiracies continue to flourish. In 2016, for example, President Donald Trump called Foster’s death "very fishy."
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Roadsterrider, you claim
you have to think about it
No, I don't, because I never swallowed the original right-wing bulllshit. But I do have to deal with morons who keep the lie alive 25 years after Starr's third and final investigation of the death of Vince Foster, and the third and final determination of depression leading to suicide.