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"I don’t care if you have proof that he raped a woman, stood up and shot her dead, you’re still not going to get 67 votes."

Bush Says He Wants to Let Clinton 'Move On'
"Listen, here's my view: I think it's time to get all of this business behind us. I think it's time ... to allow the president to finish his term, and let him move on and enjoy life and become an active participant in the American system. And I think we've had enough focus on the past. It's time to move forward."

Bush Won't Dwell On Clinton Affair, "We're Moving Forward"
"B/S, Mr Bush. Clinton is a criminal and a traitor. We demand a thorough investigation and prosecution. Our Republic is dead and our liberty is at stake if the next administration does not clean up this mess for now and forever more. Corrupt politicians must pay the price for subverting our Constitution and using their offices for personal gain."
4 Posted on 01/20/2000 14:17:56 PST by Jim Robinson

Why Democrats should draft George W. Bush in 2004

Bush Says He Wants to Let Clinton 'Move On' "Listen, here's my view: I think it's time to get all of this business behind us. I think it's time ... to allow the president to finish his term, and let him move on and enjoy life and become an active participant in the American system. And I think we've had enough focus on the past. It's time to move forward."

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Translation: Both the Clintons get a free pass guaranteeing absence of any consequences for their actions and a standard of corruption is established for the future.

"I don't care if you have proof that he raped a woman, stood up and shot her dead, you're still not going to get 67 votes."

They were asking the senate republicans to simply hand the presidency over to Algor, and that's the problem. We need, immediately, a law saying that nobody profits from evil deeds; if a president is impeached, his stinkin veep goes out the door with him, and the presidency is handed over to the oldest US senator of the president's political party on condition that he may not ever run for president again, and the next election is on an equal basis as far as incumbancy.