This deal was made in 1978 and involved a partnership between two married couples—one of the men was a state Attorney General, and the other owned a savings and loan association. The partnership fell apart in 1992, by which time the Attorney General had become a nationally known Governor, and his family reported losing forty thousand dollars. One of the other people involved was Webster Hubbell, who had worked at Rose Law Firm and received suspicious money from the politician's supporters. It was investigated by Robert 
This deal was made in 1978 and involved a partnership between two married couples—one of the men was a state Attorney General, and the other owned a savings and loan association. The partnership fell apart in 1992, by which time the Attorney General had become a nationally known Governor, and his family reported losing forty thousand dollars. One of the other people involved was Webster Hubbell, who had worked at Rose Law Firm and received suspicious money from the politician's supporters. It was investigated by Robert Fiske and Kenneth Starr. Name this land deal involving the McDougals and the Clintons.
This deal was made in 1978 and involved a partnership between two married couples—
Whitewater