It's also intended to be a misleading statement people by omitting the important fact that Fred did vote for a conviction on the other count.
Fred's vote did not affect the final outcome, and it's not an issue today. We managed to slow Clinton's domestic agenda to a crawl for two years, so it was a worthwhile effort even without removing The Sink Emperor from office.
“It’s also intended to be a misleading statement people by omitting the important fact that Fred did vote for a conviction on the other count.”
I wasn’t talking about other votes. I was talking about the perjury vote. There’s nothing misleading about it.
“Fred’s vote did not affect the final outcome, and it’s not an issue today.”
If Clinton had been convicted of perjury, he would have been removed from office. Senator Thompson’s “not guilty” vote affected the final outcome every bit as much as the “not guilty” votes cast by Democrats. And it is an issue today because it raises questions about Senator Thompson’s character.