"The Clintons were never charged with any crime." Your words, not mine.
So what does this have to do with Trump. Is it, "well, he was a jerk so it's OK for Trump to be a jerk. Is that what it's about???

Or is it just some more "what-abouts" to serve as a diversion?
You're getting more poindexterish. Perhaps you should stop and try to salvage what little credibility you have left. By the way, its the usual courtesy when you cite Wiki to give the link. I guess the red stuff is hyperlinks. But for us old guys, may I condescend to request a regular web link to the whole thing.
One other thing. I will, as a courtesy, point out neither Bill nor Hillary Clinton are President, nor Al Capone, nor Jeffrey Dahmer, nor is Tom DeLay. Donald J. Trump is. So if you insist on mentioning persons having no connection to this thread, don't be surprised if I don't respond.
here is a nice link for you:
https://www.vox.com/2018/8/21/17766218/michael-cohen-guilty-plea-trump-impeached-indicted
The only reason that Trump hasn’t been indicted is that he’s the president
The debate over indicting presidents, explained.
By
Dylan Matthews@dylanmattdylan@vox.com Aug 21, 2018, 6:45pm EDT
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President Donald Trump during a meeting with House Republicans in the White House on July 17, 2018 in Washington, DC.
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Michael Cohen, the former personal attorney for President Donald Trump, has pleaded guilty to eight criminal charges. Two of the charges are campaign finance offenses involving his payment of hush money to
Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, two women who say they had affairs with Trump.
Strikingly, Cohen admitted in court that he worked “in coordination with and at the direction of a candidate for federal office” to make one payment; the other was made merely “in coordination with” the candidate. While Trump wasn’t named, that effectively implicates him in the underlying crimes here: willfully causing an illegal corporate contribution and making an excessive campaign contribution.
Several
law professors told my colleague Sean Illing that if Cohen’s account can be proven, it means Trump himself is guilty of federal crimes. “Although the president is not named in the charges, he is all but an unindicted co-conspirator,”* Duke’s Lisa Kern Griffin told Illing.
Lanny Davis, Cohen’s attorney, agrees:
“Trump is clearly guilty of violating campaign finance laws and also guilty of federal conspiracy as well (because he agreed with Cohen, and possibly others, on a plan to violate federal law),” Cornell’s Jens David Ohlin added to Illing. “Normally he would be indicted right away. But that won’t happen only because he’s the president.”
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*For your benefit I'll explain this. Trump is never mentioned by name in the indictment. He is referred to as "a candidate for Federal Office." This does not matter of course, because when they do indict him after he is out of office, his name will be spelled out in the indictment: "Donald J. Trump".