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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: terryswift who wrote (1030)	12/31/2000 4:49:58 AM
From: terryswift	Respond to of 93284

From NewsMax.com: Clinton Clinging to White House Drapes Conservatives have joked that Bill and Hillary Clinton are so power hungry that, come Jan. 20, they'll have to be dragged kicking and screaming out of the White House clinging to the White House drapes. But now there's a report that actually seems to confirms that bizarre prediction. According to the Washington, D.C. based public interest law firm Judicial Watch, Bill Clinton intends to retain an office on White House property -- even after President-elect George Bush takes office next month. "Clinton is seeking to improperly use White House funds to help pay to set up office space in government townhouses across the street from the White House," Judicial Watch reported in a press release Friday. "Clinton plans, according to sources, to use the space for his post-presidency offices. The space, part of the White House complex, is in a Jackson Place townhouse once used by Teddy Roosevelt after he left the presidency." But since Roosevelt's day, the building had traditionally been used by the current administration, not by hangers-on from the departing crew. Judicial Watch says its sources for the astonishing information are "well-placed and have proved reliable in the past." "In essence, Bill Clinton has no intention of leaving the White House after his term ends," says the group's president, Tom Fitton. "He seems intent to set up a shadow presidency within the White House complex itself."