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Politics : Stockman Scott's Political Debate Porch

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To: Mannie who wrote (22108)7/13/2003 6:12:06 PM
From: elpolvo  Read Replies (1) of 89467
 
scooter-

i'd like to hear what clark said. was it on tv? i'm pretty
good with google if you can give me some hints i can
probably find what he said within a couple of days
when it's posted, transcribed or written about.

It's a little late, but these guys are about to be questioned, hard.

in my job i do a lot of work with elected officials
and judges and attorneys. i was talking with (more listening
than talking on my part) a judge after a studio show last
month. he was saying that the initial reason for an
investigation is rarely anything big or earth-shattering.
the important thing is that once a formal investigation
is begun, then all hell breaks loose because so many
people are put under oath and asked so many questions that
eventially something incriminating will turn up. he
was talking about how ken starr investigated the whitewater
affairs, spent millions of bucks finding nothing but
eventually turned up an embarrassing sexual liason
with an intern that finally ruined the clinton
administration when bill tried to protect his
privacy and his wife and his daughter by lying
about the affair.

as i wrote to karen, the uranium lie is a pittance compared
to what else has been done by the bush team BUT...
and this is a BIG BUT... if it provides the springboard
to a formal investigation, all hell will break loose on this
gang of fascists. there are hundreds of questions that will
be asked... most were already asked by reporters and
citizens and were either sidestepped or lied about by
the administration. they can't do that under oath
without being guilty of perjury or contempt of court.
bring it on!

you are about to hear the following answer hundreds of
times, "i'm not at liberty to divulge that information
because it's classified and is a matter of national
security."

eventually, some of the players will begin to squeal or
slip up and impeachable offences will begin to be uncovered.

meanwhile, the public will become more educated and the
ballot box will speak loudly in 2004.

good riddance.

-polvo
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