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Hale was a Clinton appointed municipal judge who stated that James McDougal and Gov. Clinton forced him to give [[fraud]]ulent [[SBA]] loans to Clinton's friends. This included $300,000 to a company connected to Madison Guaranty and run by McDougal's wife, $100,000 of which later ended up in a Whitewater Development Corporation's account.
Hale was a Clinton appointed municipal judge who stated that James McDougal and Gov. Clinton forced him to give [[fraud]]ulent [[SBA]] loans to Clinton's friends. This included $300,000 to a company connected to Madison Guaranty and run by McDougal's wife, $100,000 of which later ended up in a Whitewater Development Corporation's account.
==Mark Tuohey==
Mark Tuohey, past President of the D.C. Bar who served as deputy counsel to [[Ken Starr]], has been identified as the person who thwarted both the Whitewater and Foster death investigations internally. When evidence surfaced of collusion between White House Chief of Staff Abner Mikva and the Starr investigation to contain negative publicity and harass witnesses in the [[Forbes]] magazine ''Fostergate'' episode, Tuohey resigned to join a law firm representing the [[Rose Law Firm]] whose chief litigators once included Vince Foster, Hillary Clinton, and Webster Hubbell. According to the ''[[Washington Post]]'', Tuohey was leaving to join the law firm of Vinson & Elkins. Kenneth Starr's ethics officer, Sam Dash, ruled there was no conflict of interest.
==See also==
==See also==