Unsubstantiated Allegations of Wrongdoing Involving the Clinton Administration

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Document Date
2001-03-01
Report Length
27 pages
Policy Agendas Project Major Code
20: Government Operations
Policy Agendas Project Minor Code
2010: Executive Ethics, Impeachment and Scandal
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House Minority Staff Report
Found Using Methodology
Yes
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House Committee on Government Reform
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Brief Executive Summary
The House Committee on Government Reform investigated allegations made against the Clinton administration by Chairman Dan Burton of the House Government Reform Committee. In the pursuit of investigating these allegations, Burton was estimated to have costed taxpayers over $23 million after he issued over 900 subpoenas, obtained 2 million pages of documents, and interviewed, deposed, or called to testify over 350 witnesses. The report examined the validity of these allegations and found that most investigations were unsubstantiated.
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14300/933
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House Oversight Committee