Reply #3: Not all but some

[underpants]

I don't know where they got that convictions number from...oh wait look at this wack jobs list-notice that no one IN the administration plead guilty or was convicted. ON EDIT-Mike Espy lead guilty to a misdemeanor.
http://members.tripod.com/~GOPcapitalist/figures.html#Algore

bartcop has a great list of convictions Clinton and Reagan
http://www.bartcop.com/convictions.htm

Other

Bill didn't introduce us to the women named (Dolly Kyle Browning?) the REPUBLICANS did! "What will we tell the children?" I don't know YOU brought it up!

8. Uh that was Clinton's military that invaded Iraq (prepared for that). Clinton greatly upgraded the military hardwear during his terms in office-missiles/bombs that were 30% accurate during Gulf1 were 70% accurate in Kosovo and supposedly 80% accurate in Iraq (that still isn't accurate enough especially when the leaders pick the wrong spots to bomb.

11-12 White House vandalism?http://www.truthorfiction.com/rumors/t/trashingthewhitehouse.htm

The final, official report from the Government Accounting Office was released on June 11, 2002. The 220 page document says there was damage, although not as much as some of the early reports had suggested. The GAO says the damage included 62 missing computer keyboards, 26 cell phones, two cameras, ten antique doorknobs and several presidential medallions and office signs. The damage estimate was about $20,000. Clinton critics say the report proves that the departing Clinton staff members acted recklessly and disrespectfully. Clinton supporters say the report shows that the allegations of vandalism were exaggerated and that there were similar incidents when Clinton took over the White House from the staff of George Bush.

The letter also said that the condition of the White House offices was "...consistent with what we would expect to encounter when tenants vacate office space after an extended occupancy."

14.Bullshit!