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To: freejohn

I hate every single Senate Republican that didn’t remove Bill Clinton when they had the chance, and that’s just for starters. The msg needed to be sent to the White House clearly that you can’t practice lawlessness in the people’s house and expect to just move on. Clinton lied under oath, and that alone was enough for me. They should have at least stood up for the rule of law even if they couldn’t remove him. But no, they were too chicken-chit of public opinion to stand up for the rest of the people.

I haven’t had a dimes worth of respect for any of them since then.

/Rant


25 posted on 06/30/2011 10:38:28 PM PDT by Bullish (The golfer takes all the credit and gives the jet fighter pilot all the blame.)
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To: Bullish

The day that they refused to remove him was the day that the left become emboldened in this country.

The mixed blessing is that we did not get Al Gore. Al can blame not having the most powerful position in the world on two fronts..

The first is himself, for not standing up for Bubba’s potential impeachment which would have given him the position.

The second is his home state. He can blame Florida all he wants, but God bless the good people of Tennessee.


31 posted on 06/30/2011 10:49:45 PM PDT by del4hope (When we stand before God, the excuse of our sins being acceptable before man will not pass.)
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To: Bullish

Maybe I missed the strong republican reaction to Dick Durban bringing 100 illegal immigrants into the US Senate and praising them as our “future president”.


46 posted on 07/01/2011 2:15:48 AM PDT by Williams (Honey Badger Don't Care)
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