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To: RWR8189
He made his exit from politics like a troubled adolescent: whining, blustering, and guilty as charged.

After Newt left Congress, he was found "NOT GUILTY" of violating the House rules regarding his activities with GOPAC.
3 posted on 06/16/2006 3:15:34 PM PDT by LetsRok
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To: LetsRok

He may have been not guilty of those charges, but he's guilty of betraying his constituents of which I was one for many years. He said once at the outset of the BC debacle over lying to judges and grand juries (lower case because they don't deserve better) that he would " Hold President Clinton accountable for both legal and MORAL (as in Monica) malfeasance." He promptly was caught almost 6 months later with his own uh....member, dipping where it shouldn't have been. All the while NEVER doing what he said he'd do. Newt can stay in obscurity.


9 posted on 06/16/2006 3:22:20 PM PDT by Gaffer
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