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

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To: The Irb who wrote (11045)2/3/1999 1:04:00 PM
From: Machaon  Read Replies (1) of 13994
 
<< ... and I think a lot of other Americans agree with us. >>

There's an article in the New York Times about the public's displeasure with the Republican Party:

"Most Americans now condemn the Senate ... as much as they did the House, and Republicans are taking most of the blame ..."

"Much of the public views the entire matter in both chambers as more a Republican drive to undermine President Clinton than an honest investigation of possibly serious crimes"

The arrogant Republicans can keep saying how unimportant the American People are compared to their political cause, but, hopefully, they will learn their lesson in the 2000 elections.

<< The deciding factor was not the good Clinton might possibly do as president, but the federal judges, including Supreme Court judges, that he would appoint. >>

Besides the abortion issue, the judge issue is one of the main reasons for the attacks on Clinton, including the Paula Jones civil case, IMHO. But, the Republicans may have shot their radical agenda in the foot by disrespecting the voting public. They may win the White House in 2000, but if they lose the Congress, the Republican Party will be prevented from putting radical, fundamentalist judges into office.

<< I also care about environmental protection, adequate welfare and
access to health care.
>>

Same here. It's refreshing to find someone else on this thread that has any concerns for anyone but themselves. This is one of the most selfish and nasty threads I've read.

<< I would have preferred Tsongas in 1992 >>

Same here. I really liked Tsongas! The world has lost a great man.

<< Clinton, warts and all, has still been a much better president than Bush or Robert Dole would have been in his place. It's too bad he had to mess things up by being such a dick (in the sexual sense). >>

Agree. But what a paradox! President Clinton gets caught with his pants down in the White House, and then Gingrich loses his job, Livingston loses his job, and then the Republicans might lose big in the 2000 elections because of it! I LOVE IT!

Regards, Bob


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