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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever?

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To: j g cordes who wrote (9346)	12/14/1998 8:52:00 PM
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The Neal Boortz Show -- News Talk 750 WSB -- Atlanta Monday, December 14, 1998 CLINTON'S RESPECT FOR THE LAW AND OUR CONSTITUTION His lies under oath are not Clinton's first (nor will they be the last) examples of his lack of respect for our rule of law and our Constitution. Try this quote from Bill Clinton: "I have done my best to work with the United States Senate in an entirely constitutional way. But we had to get somebody into the Civil Rights Division." This is Clinton saying he "tried" to work within the framework of the Constitution .... BUT? Click Here to read George Will's Column on Clinton and Bill Lann Lee. When you're finished, be sure to get today's Wall Street Journal and read the opinion piece by Roger Clegg. TROUBLES WITH CLIENTS If you can find this past weekend's issue of USA Today, pull it out and read the letters to the editor. There's one letter there you should read if you believe that those nasty, evil Republicans should "leave or president alone." A lawyer in San Francisco wrote that she was starting to have a bit of a problem with some of her clients. It seems that they aren't particularly anxious to tell the truth when their deposition is taken or when they testify at trial. Seriously! This lawyer is having to work hard to convince her clients that the law actually requires them to tell the truth when they testify! They are protesting that they should be able to get away with little lies because the president did. And so it starts --- another step in the deterioration of the rule of law. SOMETHING TO TRULY LOOK FORWARD TO When Bill Clinton leaves office will he face criminal perjury charges? People close to Kenneth Starr's investigation say that the independent prosecutor has not ruled this out. Some suspect that sealed indictments are already in hand. Click Here to read the story in today's Washington Times! OBSESSED? I CERTAINTLY HOPE SO Dick Gephardt is beside himself. He is none too pleased that the House may acually vote to impeach Bill Clinton. He says that the Republicans are obsessed with the idea of impeaching Bill Clinton and removing him from office. There is nothing wrong with being obsessed with preserving our rule of law. There is nothing wrong with being obsessed about protecting our Constitution. You want to talk about obsessive behavior? How about jeopardizing your presidency to get oral sex in the White House from an intern barely older than your daughter? boortz.com

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