[MeekOneGOP]

Easy Link
http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2002/2/3/105605

[concerned about politics]

People are tired of Washingtons Clinton scandles (except for those who know just how much corruption happended during the Clintoon Regime).

I think Bush and Ashcroft are working on it, but they will drag it out only when it's needed rather than look partisan. Most of the evidence has probably been shredded or "dead" by now. They'll leak a little here, a little there. Just enough to keep the dems in chains.

If all the info came right out, a few years ( heck, days!)from now people will forget. Might better use a slow drip, drip, drip until the dem party is considered the corruption party by all the people. Bush and Ashcroft will still look like the good guys without more Clinton fatigue, and it will keep the cost of Washington litigation down.

Leaking the info slowley will be more effective and cheaper for the taxpayer. And because most of the proof has been burried, an inditement probably wouldn't work anyway. Might better let it come out slowly. It's more powerful that way when litigation may not work.

[ppaul]

Bush Justice Dept. Hamstringing Pardongate Probers

Yeah.
They're too busy spending thousands of taxpayer dollars
on curtains to cover up the exposed nipple on the statue of Justice!

[ppaul]

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[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

When Dubya-ese is spoken in Hell?

John Beaver-Face Ashcroft should be ashamed of himself.

[Eva]

Does anyone remember the FBI files that the Clinton's hold?

As long as pardongate remains in the courts, the Clintons will not be able to use them to force their agenda through congress.

[Irene Adler]

The problem with trying to pin any significant violation of law on the Clintons is that there would always be a hung jury, no matter what the evidence was. The Clintons would portray themselves as VICTIMS x 10, and all their toadies would be out on the Sunday natter shows proclaiming the same message and pillorying the EVIL REPUBLICANS (remember their disgraceful campaign about Ken Starr--and virtually NOBODY even spoke up in his defense?)

One thing I would guess about the Clintons is that they probably are smart enough not to have left much of a trail of really hard evidence. The dems. who sneer "prove it" about every evil and/or felonious action the Clintons take would make a Clinton hung jury a victory for the Clintons. This is sad, but I believe it is true, at least right now.

[Texbob]

The Bush Admin. has been a strong protector of Bill and Hillary's butt's, it proves Bush believes the laws are only for the peons, not the political powerful. So much for Bush being a conservative, a conservative would never allow such Bias against the law.

[Mia T]

Q ERTY6 CLINTON NON-WAR ON TERROR TERROR

reality check BUMP!

Nothing less than humanity, itself, will forever be in the debt of Pres. Bush for having had the courage to take on terrorism FOR REAL. (See:The Real Danger of a Presidential Faker: Post-9/11 Reconsideration of The Placebo Presidency)

But that does not excuse Bush's less-than-courageous decision not to expend political capital to go after clinton corruption. Not to do so threatens democracy--perhaps more slowly--but just as surely as terrorism does. In fact, it would not be a stretch to call the clinton crimes "domestic terrorism."

Frankly, the incestuous, dynastic, professional nature of the current political structure, together with the clintons' limitless access to dark secrets via Filegate, etc., suggest an even less honorable reason than simple politics for Bush's apparent decision "to move on."

Personally, I'm sick of this rerun. How many times does history need to repeat itself before we, the people say "enough!"???

 

 

by Mia T

 

Not Joe Klein's Primary Colors. And not Jack Stanton.

bill clinton is straight out of

Stanley Kubrick's A CLOCKWORK ORANGE.

 

clinton is Alex,

one of the few truly amoral characters in either film or literature;

not quite as Kubrick (or Burgess) had imagined him, however,

but rumpled, wrinkled, paunchy, edematous,

stripped of the youth-excuse

after 30 additional, pathetic, recidivistic years

of marauding, stomping, raping, gangbanging, deceiving and destroying.

 

Like A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, the story of bill clinton

is the story about a society that has lost its capacity for moral choice.

But unlike in the less fabulous and no more ironic fable,

clinton is not mere nascent symbol but nihilistic agent.

 

clinton, like Alex, is the leader of the gang, the "droogies."

Eerily prefigured by the rocking, crooked phallus,

clinton's a conscienceless sadist

who thrills at risk and gratuitous destruction,

whose sexual and non-sexual impotence

is at the root of his obsession with "the old inout."

 

When Alex kills a woman during a rape, Alex is sent to prison.

When clinton rapes women, girls, his country and God knows what else. . .

and kills? --- check out those fourscore-plus deaths, please!

And don't forget the wag-the-dog, desperately-seeking-a-legacy bombings,

or the cold-blooded Ricky Ray Rector execution---

not clinton but society is imprisoned,

imprisoned in clinton's

besmirched, semen-stained, feckless presidency.

 

A risible and repulsive result;

yet not even the punch line.

 

While Alex is conditioned in prison with aversion therapy,

transmuted into a moral robot who becomes nauseated

by the mere thought of sex and violence,

bill clinton and his Thought Police,

in a perverse reverse aversion,

have conditioned society's collective brain

into not mere acquiescence but twisted admiration.

 

In the end,

if clinton's arrogant, ruthless, reckless nature is restored to him,

it seems the joke will be on all of us,

for it will be a victory for infinite victimhood and irresponsibility,

for seduction, for violence, for nihilism, for anarchy.

 

We will have set apart clinton as the hero

by making his victims less human than he;

we will have allowed clinton to carefully estrange us from his victims

so that we can enjoy the rapes and the beatings

as much as clinton himself does.

 

 

[onedoug]

Well, so far, Ashcroft has written to the NRA reafirming the right of an individual to own a gun, and made a stink about statues of females with breasts. The NRA already knew the first part, and the AG's prudishness is now a matter of record. Is there anything else going on in that Justice Department?

[unamused]

"Although the Justice Department continues to say the probe is 'on the front burner', agents have told me there is little incentive to get things done," the Fox News commentator claimed. "In fact, one investigator said, if you push too hard on the case, you could find yourself in Fargo, N.D."

Hey, ain't obstruction of justice grand...when it's our guys obstructing...

[Triple]

"O'Reilly now agrees, positing that Bush will reactivate the Clinton probe only if the GOP regains control of the Senate or if "things get rough."" -article

If this is really what is happening, the USA is no longer the republic established by 'The Constitution.'

It is no less than that.

[hattend]

And what Bush may have given the Democrats is the assurance that he will not embarrass their party by aggressively pursuing the Marc Rich pardon investigation."

Seems like a crock to say this as realistic. After all, isn't it a good thing that the Dems and Foghorn Leghorn aren't out there trying to embarrass the Pubs with Enron?

[jwh_Denver]

We would all like to see every crime the Clinton scumbags did come to light and the guilty get the punishment they deserve. It ain't going to happen. Government protects government and unfornately Bush is part of the government.