| − | So, According to Mr. Schlafly, "The Reagan administration cooperated fully with the investigation, and no wrongdoing was ever proved." So, if the administration cooperated fully with the investigation, why were so many people convicted of perjury? Including Robert MacFarlane? Perhaps you'd care to cite a source for this wonderful factoid. In reality, the Reagan administration did everything it could to conceal their wrongdoing, and most of the convicted perpetrators were later pardoned by George H. W. Bush, acts for which the words "conflict of interest" scarely cover. | + | So, According to Mr. Schlafly, "The Reagan administration cooperated fully with the investigation, and no wrongdoing was ever proved." So, if the administration cooperated fully with the investigation, why were so many people convicted of perjury? Including Robert MacFarlane? Perhaps you'd care to cite a source for this wonderful factoid. In reality, the Reagan administration did everything it could to conceal their wrongdoing, and most of the convicted perpetrators were later pardoned by George H. W. Bush, acts for which the words "conflict of interest" scarely cover. --[[User:Abrown|Abrown]] 13:26, 4 April 2007 (EDT) |