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Politics : Bill Clinton Scandal - SANITY CHECK -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: greenspirit who wrote (23308)	12/21/1998 9:04:00 AM
From: Harvey Allen	Respond to of 67261

Michael- It's the President's day (days) in court. The Chief Justice has quite a bit to say about what constitutes evidence. And the defense knows the number of votes for acquittal will determine the President's ability to govern for the rest of his term. And eventually how it is recorded in history. Harvey

To: greenspirit who wrote (23308)	12/21/1998 4:34:00 PM
From: Harvey Allen	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 67261

Key Senate Democrat against 'deal' with White House WASHINGTON, Dec 21 (Reuters) - A Democratic senator widely respected by both parties for extensive knowledge on Senate history and procedures, said on Monday there must be no ''deal'' involving the White House in any impeachment proceedings. ''To a very large degree, we are now navigating in previously unchartered waters, but one thing is clear: For the good of our nation, there must be no 'deal' involving the White House or any entity beyond the current membership of the U.S. Senate,'' Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia said in a statement. ''Whether there is a trial or whether there is some other solution, that decision must be made by senators, and it must be bipartisan or it will have absolutely no credibility with the public,'' Byrd said. Since the House impeached President Bill Clinton on Saturday, senators from both parties have pointed to Byrd's opinion as one to follow. Senate leaders have said proceedings toward a trial on the two impeachment articles charging Clinton with perjury and obstruction of justice were likely to start early in the new year after the new Congress convenes. Byrd advised senators to ''go home, take the telephone off the hook, stop speculating, and focus instead on the true spirit and meaning of this Holy Season of Christmas.'' biz.yahoo.com