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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Catfish who wrote (12204)	4/19/1999 12:40:00 PM
From: Liatris Spicata	Respond to of 13994

HaHaHa Darrell- Slick slipped through your trap again! You guys have been out-maneouvered by a small town scamster once more. We the People have spoken, and a President of the United States who lies to a federal court is fine with us (as long as we "likes" the president. But if your stand on "women's issues" is not to our liking, don't even think you could get away with it). Along the way, we are going to merrily trash the people who have tried to expose the little sleazebag for exactly what he is. We will disparage their motives- something about which we know nothing, but, hey, it makes good copy- and the dopes who infest the voting booths of the USA will go along. We will issue indignant complaints about the money it takes to conduct an investigation, as if we could place a price on justice toward the highest levels of government. And thanks to the dopes who constitute the American voting public, we will win. Hahahaha!! History will leave William Jefferson Clinton exposed as the crooked little sleazebag he is. Do you think the dopes care about history? Do they even know it exists?? Larry P.S. Will the nation "survive" Clinton? Certainly. Does such a nation have the will or leadership ability to constructively lead the world in the 21st century? Doubtful, IMO. But We the People have our bellies full and our portfolios at record highs, so we care not a scintilla for the lessons of history or for the legacy we bequeath the future. Contrast our attitude with that of Plains Indians. When the tribal leaders had an important decision to make, I understand they tried to evaluate its impact for seven generations.