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Politics : RE-ELECT CLINTON- IMPEACH REPUBLICANS IN NOVEMBER -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Who, me? who wrote (69)	9/17/1998 2:08:00 PM
From: Milton Grubbs	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 157

I suppose it is a very human reaction to pick the numbers that further your agenda and shun those that do not, but if are interested in both sides of the coin try watching the evening news, CNN, etc., etc., and listen to the numbers (and the subject) that they are reporting. Just because the Clinton opponents are ranting,raving, being loud, and demanding to be heard DOES NOT make them right. There are those out here that feel just as strongly about their opinion as you do, even though you feel they are wrong. That IS a GOOD thing! God forbid we all thought alike. . . I believe strongly in our system and it really irks me that so many Americans are assuming that they have ALL the facts and that Starr presented them in an unbiased fashion. At the end of the day if it comes out that the man is guilty after having "due process", then and only then should he be punished befittingly to his crimes. I was once a true advocate of the death penalty, but I have come to realize that as good as our system is (compared to others) it is not perfect. Consequently, I feel that it does not serve any of us to falsely accuse anyone before they have had their day in court and get a chance to face their accusers. I hope that I to will be treated thusly if I have a run-in with the courts. Don't you? Maybe I am digressing but my point remains that we should get ALL the facts before we formulate an unbiased judgement, less we rush to Justice. . .