To: yoe
uh, not so fast. Bush is leading us, and this may be away from the Clinton darkness - but he does nothing to punish and therefore discourage this from happening again (see Hillary! in 2004).
If Freepers believed one tenth of what they say in this forum, it seems unbelieveable that the collective mass of freepers could not move to petition for an inquiry into the crimes perpetrated on the United States by the Clintonistas.
If Bush was approached with a strong mandate to investigate, incarcerate and perhaps apply available remedies to treason, he could win the battle of popular opinion ( now more than ever). But if he chose not to, would this perhaps reveal a hidden agenda almost as concerning as the Clintons themselves?
The window of opportunity is here, and he is doing nothing but further concealing what he knows are the very harmful effects of the Clintons on the country. If anything we say is true, no Clinton should be permitted to hold public office, collect pension, or vote!
These felons must be held accountable - and if Bush does nothing, nothing will be done!!
18 posted on
11/16/2001 1:17:45 PM PST by
bobono
To: bobono
bobo, I honestly think President Bush is aware that the Clintons being who they are and how they continually put their feet in their mouths will eventually hoist themselves on their own petards. The Bush administration has gotten more done in the few months of office than the Clintons, Al Gore and their inapt administration did in eight years and the people are aware of this and the empty promises made by that bunch.
The people are waking up to the fraud that was perpetrated on them, even some of the media is beginning to step back from their fawning; little mews here and there.
The DOJ is well aware of the crimes committed by them, but have more important things to worry about, it is most likely up to people like the late Barbara Olsen, Bill Sammon, Bob Zelnick, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Gary Aldrich and all the other authors and reporters who have written books and articles. Bill Clinton by paying the fine for lying to the court admitted he was guilty. The sales of our national security is out in the open now, people just need to keep it out front. The Clintons have crossed the line and the American people will get them both in the end. Patience, memory and persistence, those are our weapons. You can't petition for an inquiry without the evidence; buried as deep as it is, all is slowly coming to the surface. They will 'hang' in the end, have patience, don't forget and don't give up.
26 posted on
11/16/2001 1:19:57 PM PST by
yoe
To: bobono
It is hard to believe that Bush is ignoring this completely, especially in the face of the frightening possibility of a second Clinton regime...although it is inconceivable to me that it would be possible at this juncture for them to gather the needed votes legally; but of course we already know that they will not allow some petty inconvenience as trivial as the law to interfere with their grandiose schemes. Bush's style seems to be to deal with some volatile issues in a sort of low key, non-imposing way, thereby avoiding controversy until the hook is set. I am wondering if perhaps there isn't the possibility that there are wheels turning behind the scenes and out of the sight of prying liberals who would likely rally against the "Clinton-haters" once more. Also, I think Bush has seen how these 2 underhanded scum operate and he knows that they have a gift for silencing witnesses and destroying evidence that would make any mobster or drug lord green with envy. Their guilt would have to be proven in a non-conventional way, based primarily on the criminal code itself and undisputed public record, in other words, by means not subject to variables that could be manipulated by Slick WILLIE and HITLERY. Bush has proven himself to be adept at discretion in matters of vast importance. Let's pray that this is the case with these two domestic terrorists.
To: bobono
"The window of opportunity is here, and he is doing nothing but further concealing what he knows are the very harmful effects of the Clintons on the country..."
Granted, it appears that way. But we don't know what's really going on behind the scenes and what the strategy is. The Congress without Hillary didn't see fit to remove ex-President Treason from office when it was crystal clear he was no good. What kind of support do you think Bush has now? Do you think anyone has grown a backbone since then?
53 posted on
11/17/2001 8:28:54 AM PST by
Paulie
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