Next Up in the Donald Trump Attack Plan: Whitewater

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Today Politico confirms that Donald Trump plans to dredge up every single discredited allegation from the 1990s against both Bill and Hillary Clinton. This week, he hauled out the corpse of Vince Foster for some conspiracy-mongering BS. Next up (you knew this coming): Whitewater.

Donald Trump, who in recent days has accused Bill Clinton of rape and suggested he and Hillary Clinton may have had a role in the death of one of their close friends, plans to focus next on the Whitewater real estate scandal, POLITICO has learned.

Trump campaign adviser Michael Caputo on Wednesday morning emailed a researcher at the Republican National Committee asking him to “work up information on HRC/Whitewater as soon as possible. This is for immediate use and for the afternoon talking points process.”

Trump is doing this, of course, to pander to the right wing base who’ve never let go of their forlorn hope that the Whitewater pseudo-scandal would put the Clintons in prison, despite the fact that three separate inquiries found no evidence they were involved in any fraudulent activity.

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