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Oct. 22, 2010
Oops! Did Pres. Clinton Misplace Nuclear Codes?
Ex Joint Chief Chairman Says Launch Codes Went Missing for "Months" in 2000; Older Book Made Similar Allegation


(CBS) Updated 10:17 a.m. ET

No, it's not the plot of a Tom Clancy book or a Steven Segal movie. Bill Clinton lost the card containing launch codes for a nuclear strike for "months" during his presidency, according to a top military leader's memoir.

Gen. Hugh Shelton, who served as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff under Clinton, makes the claim in his new book "Without Hesitation," ABC News first reported Thursday.

"At one point during the Clinton administration, the codes were actually missing. That's a big deal, a gargantuan deal," Shelton writes in the book.

Shelton is the second military leader to make the startling claim. Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Robert Patterson released a memoir in 2003 in which he said that the launch codes went missing in 1998. Shelton's book says the code card - known as "the biscuit" - disappeared for a period in 2000.


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Just for all the Clinton worshipers. LOL
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Do your research electraglide. While you are absolutely correct about the surplus the ONLY reason that it happened under the 2nd Clinton administration is that Bill Clinton moderated and moved away from his positions and worked with the first Republican Congress. Remember that it was the Republican Congress that was responsible for the Surplus Bill just didn't get in the way. Does he deserve credit? YES! But people need to realize that this happened under a Republican led Congress. When you started getting a Democratically controlled congress you started having deficits again. Yes George Bush was also to blame but history is history and facts are facts.

The reason for the surplus was the Republican Congress.

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