White House aides continue defending the financing of President Clinton's recent re-election campaign after the release of more documents detailing more than 100 so-called "coffees," at the White House between Clinton supporters and the president. Administration officials deny that they peddled access to the president in exchange for campaign contributions, but NPR's Steve Inskeep reports that many of the visitors also met with Democratic fund-raising officials at those meetings and that some made hefty campaign contributions afterward.
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