[goat granny]

The press isn't going to touch anything about Obama scandals, he belongs to the right party and they all voted for him....media matters is also part of the party of the press....republicans have no back bone to fight, they never did and never will...I was actually shocked that the house managed to impeach Clinton. But the house was in republican hands and had a few men with a backbone...the republican senate gave him a pass, typical....empty scrotums....

[Cincinatus' Wife]

We should not stand for this.

We can not just say, “nothing will be done.”

To do that, is to give them no reason to ACT!

The conservative base is confounding the GOP-E and we need to continue to press our standards!!!

[JimRed]

...the republican senate gave him a pass...

"Clinton was acquitted by the Senate on February 12, 1999. With a two-thirds majority required for conviction (i.e., 67 senators), only 45 senators (out of 100) voted guilty on the perjury charge and 50 on the obstruction charge. Clinton was, thus, 17 votes shy of being removed from office on the later charge.

The voting in the House and Senate was largely partisan. In the House, only five Democratic Representatives voted to impeach. In the Senate, which had 55 Republican Senators, none of the Democratic Senators voted for conviction."- WIKI

So, 10 Senate Republicans broke ranks on one charge, and five on the other. That's not quite giving a pass. But not a single RAT senator broke ranks; that IS a pass!