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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever?
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To: jimpit who wrote (4078)9/7/1998 12:30:00 PM
From: jlallen  Read Replies (2) of 13994
 
Actually, Lieberman's strategy is a good one. By coming out and lambasting the President, he's set himself up to be the possible arbiter of the punishment Clinton should receive. Its no secret he's a good FOB. The media was just gushing over the stand he took. That stand along with the general lack of Republican guts in the House and Senate could possibly combine to save Bubba. Lieberman is on record saying that censure is the worst Clinton should receive. He may have to reevaluate his stand ONLY if Starr is able to confirm any criminal wrongdoing. Given the massive WH stonewalling and WH smear campaign and apparent witness payoffs, confirmation of criminal wrongdoing may be problematic. While impeachment does not require a finding of criminal wrongdoing, it certainly will make it much easier to effect. the problem for Clinton is that even if he gets by this IC, a new one is gearing up on the campaign finance matters. JLA
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