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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Bill who wrote (40483)9/28/2000 6:45:01 PM
From: Mr. Whist  Read Replies (5) of 769667
 
E-William: Until Clinton is convicted in a court of law of the crime of rape, you can't call him a rapist. You can't even call him an "alleged rapist," because he has no rape charges pending against him in any state court. All you can call him is "Mr. President."

Has Clinton actually ever been charged with a crime? At any time in his life? The Republicans and their attack-dog prosecutors like Starr and Schippers have tried and tried and tried and tried and tried and tried and tried and tried and tried and tried and tried. Taking orders from Barr and Burton, the attack-dog prosecutors have spent tens of millions of the taxpayers' dollars and pursued every angle known to man.

But what do we have to show for this witch-hunt?

Uh, nothing, except for that lame book that Schippers has written and was shamelessly plugging on Ollie North's radio show the other day.

If you were to call Clinton "a rapist" in a publication or broadcast, he could sue you for defamation of character.

What you and every other right-wing clown on this board has to do is separate your hatred from the facts. The president committed moral lapses; he's paid the price in terms of public and familial embarrassment; now it's time to move on and respect the office of President of the United States of America.
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