This and this alone pisses me off. But since the establishment media insists that these are indeed his 'offenses' let's look at them as such. The first offense, extramarital getting down, is not illegal in the United States of America. That it should have taken so much time and energy was ludicrous, but an investigation of perjury is understandable. The idea currently being pumped around the country that Clinton's pardon of Marc Rich warrants investigation, however, is just silly.
Presidents have the Constitutional right to unlimited pardon.
They can pardon anybody except themselves. It is certainly unnerving that Clinton pardoned a cokehead financier while letting Leonard Peltier rot to death in prison, but the choice was legal nonetheless. Whatever the circumstances around the pardon, it makes no difference. Gerald Ford pardoned Richard Nixon, even though Tricky Dick had committed far worse offenses at a far higher level than anyone on Clinton's list. Less ancient, however, and holding not a little political relevance given the new President, is the pardon list of Clinton's immediate predecessor, George Herbert Walker Bush.