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To: combjelly who wrote (613790)5/30/2011 1:27:48 PM
From: TimF1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1580037
 
The judge in the case didn't declare there was no perjury. Clinton wasn't convicted of perjury, lack of conviction is not an affirmative declaration of innocence.

But if it makes you happy substitute "lying under oath", for perjury. Thus Clinton was impeached, disbarred, and fined, for lying under oath. The point is that those things happened because of lying under oath, not because of his sex life.

Tim, in almost every one of your posts, you throw out fringe stuff with no more support than your word, and basically pretend that it is common knowledge.

Despite the fact that it isn't.


Both false, and irrelevant. (Irrelevant because doing that is not making an argument from authority. It could be considered a making a gratuitous or unsupported assertion, that's a statement without supporting argument, not an argument from authority).



To: combjelly who wrote (613790)5/30/2011 1:31:43 PM
From: Brumar892 Recommendations  Respond to of 1580037
 
Stepping up to defend Bill Clinton's honor tells us a lot about you. When are you going to come to Weiner's defense? That poor pure-minded innocent fellow is being victimized by evil conservative hackers.



To: combjelly who wrote (613790)5/31/2011 6:01:08 PM
From: Bill2 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1580037
 
Judges don't charge defendants, prosecutors do. And in Clinton's case, all criminal charges were delayed until he left office. That's why he plea bargained with the prosecutor and avoided a perjury charge.

In the Jones case, the judge declared Clinton in contempt of court for lying and fined him.