WHO IS THE NEXT ATTORNEY GENERAL TO REPLACE ERIC HOLDER - THAT WOULD PROTECT THE POTUS BHO FROM BEING CHARGE FROM ALL OF AND ANY CORRUPTION THAT GOES ON BEHIND THE SCENES OF POLITICAL SCHEMING–LORETTA LYNCH IS THE NEW NOMINEE AND SHE’S NOT WET BEHIND THE EARS WHEN IT COMES TO BATTING UP TO THE PLATE TO PROVIDE THE SAME ROAD BLOCKS THAT DEMOCRATS LIKE TO DO WHEN CORRUPTION IS AT STAKE–UPDATE

New York federal prosecutor Loretta Lynch, the new nominee for attorney general, has a career filled with high profile cases -- and she was a member of Bill Clinton's defense team during the 1992 Whitewater corruption probe.

As he made his announcement Saturday afternoon, Obama called the two-time U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York a "tough, fair and independent" lawyer. "It's pretty hard to be more qualified for this job than Loretta Lynch," Obama said. Indeed, the prosecutor has a long career built of some high profile cases but there is one case Lynch was involved in that few are talking about. Lynch was a part of Bill Clinton's Whitewater probe defense team in 1992. In 1992, the Clintons came under fire for investing in a perennially failing Arkansas real estate company known as Whitewater Development, a venture heavily subsidized by Clinton friend Jim McDougal in an effort to soften the losses the Clintons were experiencing as investors.

The probe was widened to look into the failure of the Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan to which it was connected. Eventually the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission won several convictions handing jail time to the McDougals as well as Arkansas Governor Jim Guy Tucker. The Clintons escaped any convictions in the probe

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3225026/posts CORRECTION

Lynch has served twice as U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, and has a long résumé of high-profile prosecutions. Her most recent headline case has been that of U.S. Rep. Michael Grimm (R-NY), who was indicted earlier this year for a variety of charges, including hiding $1 million in business receipts from the Internal Revenue Service and hiring illegal immigrant workers, whom he paid in cash, at his restaurant.

In addition, her life and career boast strong civil rights themes. Growing up in North Carolina, Lynch's mother worked as a farmhand; her daughter would go on to graduate from Harvard twice. Lynch also prosecuted the Abner Louima case, involving a Hatian immigrant who was beaten and sodomized with a broom handle by New York City police in 1997. The case was one of the few political crises in Mayor Rudy Giuliani's administration.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/11/09/Loretta-Lynch-A-Qualified-but-Political-Choice