Mr. Jerry Zeifman

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  Published on: 4/9/2008    Last Visited: 4/9/2008  

  Franklin Polk backed up major claims by Jerry Zeifman, the general counsel and chief of staff of the House Judiciary Committee who supervised Clinton's work on the Watergate investigation in 1974, reported columnist Dan Calabrese in a column republished by WND.
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  Zeifman, a lifelong Democrat, called Clinton a "liar" and "an unethical, dishonest lawyer."
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  In my column of Monday, March 31, 2008, I reported the account of Jerry Zeifman, who served at the time as general counsel and chief of staff to the House Judiciary Committee.Zeifman minced no words about Hillary's behavior when she worked on the House Judiciary staff during the impeachment investigation.After signing her termination papers, Zeifman refused Hillary a letter of recommendation.

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  Published on: 3/26/2005    Last Visited: 8/1/2006  

  According to a 2003 article written by Jerry Zeifman, former general counsel and chief of staff of the House Judiciary Committee during the Watergate hearings, Hillary "advocated denying President Nixon representation by counsel."
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  Which was why Mr. Zeifman concluded that many of her conclusions were "ethically flawed" and that "I could not recommend her for any future position of public or private trust."

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  Published on: 6/8/1999    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Jerome Zeifman, former Watergate committee counsel, has filed charges before the International Criminal Tribunal that threaten Bill Clinton with a war-crimes indictment
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  "The armed forces of the United States have participated in nondefensive, aggressive military attacks on former Yugoslavia, which have not been necessary to defend the national security of the United States," writes Jerome Zeifman, former chief counsel for the House Watergate committee, in allegations seeking the indictment of Clinton and Secretary of Defense William Cohen for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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  . . . . Zeifman, a lifelong Democrat whose meticulous preparation of the case against Richard Nixon forced the Republican president out of the White House, is serious.
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  . . . . Zeifman anticipates that Carter would be called as a witness -- as well as Walter Rockler, a former Nuremberg prosecutor for the United States -- and notes that Carter charged in May that the United States had launched 14,000 missiles and bombs, 4,000 of which were not precision-guided.
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  . . . . Whether Zeifman is off on a quixotic mission or has caught the essence of the moral dilemma posed by NATO's air war depends on one's view of international law.
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  . . . . Respectfully submitted by Jerome M. Zeifman, Esq., June 8, 1999.

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  Published on: 4/10/2008    Last Visited: 4/10/2008  

  In my column of Monday, March 31, 2008, I reported the account of Jerry Zeifman, who served at the time as general counsel and chief of staff to the House Judiciary Committee.Zeifman minced no words about Hillary's behavior when she worked on the House Judiciary staff during the impeachment investigation.After signing her termination papers, Zeifman refused Hillary a letter of recommendation.

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  Published on: 11/21/2001    Last Visited: 11/21/2001  

  Jerome ZeifmanHouse Judiciary Committee Counsel, During Watergate
  
  Jan. 14 - Jerome Zeifman served as Chief Counsel of the House Judiciary Committee at the time of Watergate.He chatted live Thursday with ABCNEWS.com users.
  
  Moderator at 2:02pm ET Author and former House Chief Counsel Jerome Zeifman is ready for your questions.
  
  Moderator at 2:04pm ET Welcome, Mr. Zeifman.Here is one comment which represents a point of view we have been seeing in our auditorium.Comment?
  
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:10pm ET I respectfully disagree with you.In 1974 I served as the Chief Counsel to the House Judiciary Committee and played a significant role in bringing about the impeachment of Nixon.In my view, the present cancer on the Clinton presidency is as dangerous if not more threatening than the cancer that brought down President Nixon.In my view, the cancer that brought down Nixon began in 1959 when, without the knowledge of the Eisenhower White House, the Dept. of Justice agreed to a written memorandum which, in effect, permitted CIA operatives to commit felonies including murders in the name of national security.In contrast, the current cancer on the Clinton presidency actually began in the White House itself.
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  To Mr. Zeifman.I'll make it simple.
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:11pm ET
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:12pm ET At the time of the Nixon hearing, there were a number of Republicans who, unlike the present day Democrats, were willing to put the interests of the country above the interests of their party.I myself am pro-choice.However, I would never condemn those Republicans who are pro-life.And I respect the legitimacy of their position.
  
  Amused from kdsi.net at 2:13pm ET
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  Mr. Zeifman: Were you ever a prosecutor?Would you ever have prosecuted such a flimsy "perjury" case?
  
  Jerome Zeifman at 2:14pm ET No, I have never been a prosecutor, although I was a strong advocate of the impeachment of President Nixon.
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:16pm ET Again, I disagree.I believe that the real issue before the American people is not between conservatism and liberalism.I am a lifelong liberal Democrat dating back to World War II.The real issue is whether a majority of Americans still have faith in the rule of law.
  
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  Mr. Zeifman, How would you contrast the roles played by Leon Jaworksi, Archibald Cox and Kenneth Starr?
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:18pm ET
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  Mr. Zeifman: Why can't the Senate let Clinton off and let him and the OIC face off in the courts after Clinton leaves office?
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:20pm ET First, I think that would be an abdication of the Senate's constitutional responsibility.
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  Mr. Zeifman: Will the Senate act responsibly and convict?
  
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:21pm ET
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  Mr. Zeifman: Can you give us a clear explanation of how the Whitewater investigation could legitimately lead us to Monica Lewinsky?
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:23pm ET
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  Mr. Zeifman: What was the mood of the nation during this time in Nixon's administration?Did we have many citizens pulling for Nixon or saying "Let's just move on and get it over with"?
  
  Jerome Zeifman at 2:25pm ET I think it was quite different.At that time, the mainstream media, (the Washington Post, the New York Times) the ACLU and the AFLCIO were demanding President Nixon's impeachment.
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:28pm ET First, I have not given up hope.I believe that there are Democrats who will have the moral integrity to vote to convict.I'm also hopeful that whatever the outcome, a majority of Americans have had enough of the hypocrisy and the hate mongering which is characterizing the Democratic Party of which I am still a member.
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  Mr. Zeifman: How can you equate "lying" about something the Grand Jury had no right to ask (about consensual sex between two consenting adults) and the shredding of the Constitution by former Pres. Nixon?Or are you one of those people who really believe the Grand Jury can ask anything and demand an answer?
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:30pm ET
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:33pm ET Yes, I agree with that observation.Again, I'm a lifelong Democrat.
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:35pm ET I guess each of us is free to decide for himself or herself how to preserve the precious jewel of their own soul.It is my view that the Democratic Party, of which I am still a member, is losing its soul for political purposes.
  
  fred from degussa.com at 2:35pm ET Mr. Z: Do you foresee the "Republican backlash" that everyone is saying will happen in the next election as a result of the House's impeachment and Senate trial?
  
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:37pm ET I don't believe everyone is saying that.
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  Mr. Zeifman: Will you give a response to the White House and Democratic statement that they must get back to "the people's business."Am I wrong, or is protecting the integrity of oaths and our laws not "the people's business"?
  
  Jerome Zeifman at 2:38pm ET Yes, I agree.You are right.The constitution itself has made the integrity of the oath and the moral authority of the presidency the first order of the people's business.
  
  Mert from d.srv.t-online.de at 2:38pm ET I believe that a president should be measured by his works and not his private life.
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:41pm ET I would not want to characterize most of my fellow Democrats as "mean-spirited."I believe that they are misguided and that they should be forgiven, for they know not what they do.
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:43pm ET I am hopeful that the Democratic Party will shed itself of corrupt Clintonism and run an acceptable candidate whom I can support.
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:44pm ET I think that option is always open to him.However, I fear that both he and his supporters in the Senate are closing their minds to that option.
  
  Mr. Why from [192.77.198.200], at 2:44pm ET Mr. Zeifman,One thing that bothers me is that why two-thirds of Americans would like this president to stay in office.Could please give us a clear analysis without any reservation?
  
  Jerome Zeifman at 2:45pm ET I'm afraid I can't.I don't fully understand it myself.And I'm doubtful as to the accuracy of the polls.
  
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:47pm ET The Bill of Attainder is a form of ex-post-facto punishment.
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:49pm ET That is a very profound question.I was personally opposed to the Independent Counsel statute and feel that it now needs re-evaluation and further public debate.
  
  C.W from Luxembourg Europe from crpht.lu at 2:49pm ET You Americans are indeed behaving like children.The President should continue governing the U.S. and act as a peacekeeper for the world.
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:52pm ET I spent a number of years myself in Europe.I feel that the person from Luxembourg is ill-informed and does not understand the true nature the American democracy ... and I know no president of any European country who has lied under oath in a criminal proceeding.I do not think that those of us who want our children to be moral should be regarded by our friends in Europe as naive or childish.
  
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  Jerome Zeifman at 2:54pm ET Sadly, I think that you have been unduly influenced by the Clinton White House spin.If Mr. Starr has in fact abused his authority, the appropriate forum in which he should be tried is before Judge Norma Johnson, a black woman jurist who was appointed by President Carter.
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  Mr. Zeifman, thank you for your time.
  
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  Published on: 4/7/2008    Last Visited: 4/7/2008  

  Franklin Polk backed up major claims by Jerry Zeifman, the general counsel and chief of staff of the House Judiciary Committee who supervised Clinton's work on the Watergate investigation in 1974, reported columnist Dan Calabrese in a column republished by WND.
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  Zeifman, a lifelong Democrat, called Clinton a "liar" and "an unethical, dishonest lawyer."
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  Her brief, Zeifman said, was so fraudulent and ridiculous, she would have been disbarred if she had submitted it to a judge.
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  The columnist, editor in chief of the North Star Writers Group, noted Zeifman has been "trying to tell his story for many years, and the mainstream media have ignored him."
  
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  Zeifman said Clinton, then 27, was hired to work on the investigation at the behest of her former law professor, Burke Marshall, who also was Sen.
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  "She was an unethical, dishonest lawyer," Zeifman said."She conspired to violate the Constitution, the rules of the House, the rules of the committee and the rules of confidentiality."
  
  Zeifman said Clinton collaborated with several individuals, including Marshall, special counsel John Doar and senior associate special counsel Bernard Nussbaum, who later became counsel in the Clinton White House.
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  The Kennedy allies, Zeifman said, feared putting Watergate break-in mastermind E. Howard Hunt on the stand to be cross-examined by the president's counsel.Hunt, according to Zeifman, had evidence of nefarious activities by President John F. Kennedy's administration, including purportedly using the mafia to attempt to assassinate Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.
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  "Jerry used to give the chapter and verse as to how Hillary was the mole into the committee works as to how things were going," Polk said.
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  Zeifman said top Democrats, including then-House Majority Leader Tip O'Neill, believed Nixon clearly had the right to counsel.
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  Polk said Zeifman rightfully "went nuts," as well, but "my reaction wasn't so much that it was underhanded as it was just stupid."

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  Published on: 7/12/1999    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

  Jerome Zeifman, has filed charges before the International Criminal Tribunal seeking the indictment of Clinton and Secretary
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  . . . . Zeifman anticipates that (Jimmy) Carter would be called
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  . . . . Respectfully submitted by Jerome M. Zeifman, Esq.,

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  Published on: 3/10/1999    Last Visited: 4/17/2002  

  Rep. Barr has asked Jerome Zeifman, Chief Counsel to the House JudiciaryCommittee during the Nixon impeachment proceedings, to draw up possiblearticles of impeachment, reported the Washington Times two months ago.
  
  Mr. Zeifman did not respond to an inquiry from the Washington Weekly.
  
  The decision to start impeachment proceeding lies with House Judiciary

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  Published on: 10/6/2008    Last Visited: 3/23/2008  

  Jerry Zeifman, a lifelong Democrat, and lawyer, has written a very troubling piece, here, about his professional experience with the young lawyer, Hillary Rodham, in the course of the Nixon Impeachment hearings.
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  Mr. Zeifman writes:
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  Hillary was helpful there, too, in subverting the instructions from her boss, Zeifman, and his boss, Tip O"Neill.

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  Published on: 3/1/1997    Last Visited: 12/10/2007  

  Jerome Zeifman, the Democrats' chief counsel during the impeachment proceedings against Richard Nixon, wrote in the Wall Street Journal recently that "there is now probable cause to consider our President and First Lady as felons, who are likely to be indicted after the November 5 election."
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  Zeifman should know what he's writing about, but there's one very big factor which makes the outcome he predicts much less likely than he suggests: the role of the Jew-controlled media.

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