Should then Gov. Clinton be prosecuted for selling tainted blood to Canada?

Question

In the mid-1980s, as contaminated blood flowed from Arkansas inmates to other countries, then-Governor W.J. Clinton sat on his hands despite evidence of severe mismanagement in his prison system and its medical operations. . .
Some of the killer blood ended up in Canada where it contributed to the deaths of an unknown number of blood and plasma recipients. An estimated 2,000 Canadian recipients of blood and related products got the AIDS virus between 1980 and 1985. At least 60,000 Canadians were infected with the hepatitis C virus between 1980 and 1990. Arkansas was one of the few sources of bad blood during this period.
Other Arkansas plasma was sent to Switzerland, Spain, Japan, and Italy. In a case with strong echoes of the Arkansas scandal, a former premier of France and two of his cabinet colleagues are currently on trial stemming from the wrongful handling of blood supplies. Some of the blood in the French controversy may have come from Arkansas.

Answer 1

This is ridiculous.

Answer 2

At least 60,000 Canadians were infected with the hepatitis C virus between 1980 and 1990. Many other contracted AIDS from Arkansas prisoners blood sent by Gov Clinton.

DOES THAT SOUND LIKE A JOKE TO YOU?

Answer 3

Well that is the biggest stretch I have heard yet.... You are making a joke, right?