Democratic Fundraiser Pleads Not Guilty to FraudSource: NewsMax
Well it looks like Norman Hsu, the clothing business owner who raised $850,000 dollars for the Clinton campaign (that she had to give back) has pleaded innocent of bilking investors of up to $60 million dollars.

In the race for the Democratic nomination, Barack Obama, champion for a change in Washington and campaign reform, pushes the notion of hope against the stigma of fear that has been clouding campaigns in recent years.
Their Seven Deadly SinsSource: The American Spectator
WASHINGTON -- This week it was reported in the authoritative Capitol Hill newspaper, The Hill, that Don Van Natta Jr. and Jeff Gerth included some unsavory news about Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in Her Way, their recent book on her.
FBI: Clinton Fundraiser ConfessesSource: thesmokinggun.com
Norman Hsu, the disgraced Hillary Clinton fundraiser, confessed to the FBI last week that his purported business empire was nothing but a pyramid scheme and that he pressured the investors he duped into contributing to political candidates he supported.
Team Clinton can't explain ignoring warnings on HsuSource: NY Daily News
Does and should this story have legs? It depends on the news provider and the candidate. Mrs. Clinton's leisurely return of over $800,000 and the FBI investigating if 260 people recruited by Mr.
Ms. Clinton's $850,000 BundleSource: The Washington Post
NORMAN HSU may turn out to be the best thing that's happened to campaign finance reform in years. The Hsu episode illuminates how the current system produces bad results and why changes need to be made.
Fugitive Democrat fundraiser 'freaked out' on train, witness saysSource: The San Francisco Chronicle
Fugitive political fundraiser Norman Hsu was behaving erratically as he fled the Bay Area on Amtrak's California Zephyr, at one point stripping off his shirt and shoes, before paramedics were called to take him off the train in western Colorado, passengers said Friday.
Clinton Donor Fails to Appear In Court Again - New York TimesSource: The New York Times
The mystery of Norman Hsu, the wealthy Clinton donor who turned out to be a fugitive from justice, took a bizarre twist yesterday when Mr. Hsu, who skipped out after pleading no contest in a California fraud case 15 years ago, disappeared yet again.
Chinese donor sounds like '96 Source: The Washington Times
Questionable donations to Democratic officials and presidential candidates from a Chinese-American businessman highlight past concerns over Chinese political influence-buying operations.Apparel executive Norman Hsu, who turned himself in last week to authorities in California to …
GOP Scandals Get More Press Source: post-gazette.com
Three scandals involving politicians were made public in the past week. The odds are you've heard of only one -- the arrest of Republican Sen.
Will Norman Hsu Drop the Other Shoe?Source: Pajamas Media
On August 28, the Wall Street Journal published a story that described facts about certain contributions to a certain presidential campaign, facts which are unusual enough that a mildly curious person might reasonably wonder whether the contributors and the recipient campaign wer …
Who is Norman Hsu?Source: Wall Street Journal
Norman Hsu is one of the leading political fund-raisers in the country this year.
Clinton Donor Under a Cloud in Fraud Case - New York TimesSource: The New York Times
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign said yesterday that it would give to charity $23,000 it had received from a prominent Democratic donor, and review thousands of dollars more that he had raised, after learning that the authorities in California had a warrant for his arr …