But in this instance, when INS personnel can't be fired, and systems can't be changed by the stroke of a Presidential pen, and we've got an obstructionist democrat senate, then we have to have patience.
In the meantime, the more people who are reminded about Gore's intentional corruption of government agencies, the better. As long as Gore remains a potential presidential candidate in 2004, as long as he holds power of persuasion and kinship with the DNC, we've got to make cerain the voting public is well informed. Clinton's crimes are now irrelevant, no need harping on him, (except for fun), but Al Gore is a different matter. Same goes for Hillary.