>>Hi Dave:
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>>Here it is:
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>>Libertarian Party requests impeachment of President Clinton
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>> WASHINGTON, DC -- The Libertarian Party has become America's
>>first political party to officially demand the impeachment of President
>>Clinton.
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>(Major snippage)
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>> "This impeachment request has nothing to do with the ongoing
>>investigation of President Clinton by Special Prosecutor Kenneth
>>Starr," he wrote. "We are making this request based solely on the
>>violations of the Constitution that have been perpetrated by President
>>Clinton and Vice President Gore during the time they have been in
>>office."
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>(More Snippage)
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>This is my point. And apologies to Mr. McCasland, but I don't seem to recall that having an affair is against the law. Neither is trying to keep it secret. If, and that's a big IF, there is to be Articles of Impeachment, it should be for solid, concrete reasons.
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>Personally, I'd just as soon get done with this nonsense and let the Clinton's solve their own problems at home....although I think I'd rather face a large herd of rabid ferrets than Hillary when she's 'not happy'......


Having an affair isn't against the law, but swearing to tell the truth to the grand jury is. It's also against the law to obstruct justice and abuse power. If you've read the Starr report you should be able to deduce that he is probably guilty of all three. No one who is defending (or defending him by claiming not to defend his actions - then directing their anger at Starr) is outraged by Clinton's actions. He is the one who has caused this investigation to be so costly. Had he come clean on the front end he could have saved us almost as much (not quite, but almost as much) as he spent taking 1,000 people with him to China. He should do the honorable thing and resign, but lacking any character, he will have to be dragged from office. It's really a pitiful sight, but what more should we expect from a man who has apologized for everything from persecution of slaves in the 1800's to Princess Diana's death, but not for his own actions.

His legacy will be that he was the president who was so disgraceful he woke the American people up and they will never vote for such a sleaze in the future (I hope.)

Hope I haven't masked my emotions too much on this topic!<g>