Clinton's alleged role in the firing of several White House Travel Office employees, the Clinton's Arkansas Whitewater land dealings, and the long-awaited final report on the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
For example, in 2002, the White House directly ordered the firing of former Republican congressman Mike Parker of Mississippi as head of the Army Corps of Engineers because he publicly disagreed with the administration's budget request for his agency.
Clinton became the subject of intense scrutiny earlier this year after documents surfaced that indicated she was behind the firing of seven long-time White House travel office workers.
But much of the reported bank profits came from raising fees, selling divisions or gutting the house -- which usually means firing people and emptying buildings, adding to the national malaise.
The White House reacted strongly to the Iranian test-firing.
And today the Senate Judiciary Committee meets to discuss who from the White House and Justice Department should be subpoenaed to testify about the firing of eight U.S. attorneys.
It grew out of a House Government Reform and Oversight Committee investigation into Travelgate, the 1993 firing of travel office chief Billy Dale and his six longtime colleagues.
Because at some point, if and when Democrats return to the White House, they'll be faced with the same issues of appointing people and firing people.
The emails confirm what we said at the time, which is that the White House had no involvement in the decision made regarding Ms. Sherrod's employment or her firing, but were made aware of the decision that had been made by the Department of Agriculture.
White House press secretary Jay Carney's daily briefings now resemble "Survivor" episodes, with journalists firing off questions, rejecting answers, and even rolling their eyes at responses.
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