[paulklenk]

Doug, to prove our point, we should get an actual rape judgement against Clinton. In the short term, history will be written by Marxist professors. That fact notwithstanding, the first words associated with Clinton in the history books will most likely be "first elected President to be impeached." I think if we could find someone, or several, willing to press charges, more victims would come forward.

I don't believe there is a statute of limitations on rape, is there? Or is there? Does it have to do with leaving a state? {It's a subject most decent people don't have to know about.)

And remember, serial rapists (and Clinton is nothing if not a serial rapist) don't stop raping. If we can't get him for a past crime, we can keep our eyes on him and nab him for a future rape.

And then perhaps one day, the words associated with him will be "Convicted rapist; first elected president to be impeached."

Here's a sign we could use when we follow Clinton around at events:

HEY, CLINTON:
PAST RAPES ARE IN THE PAST
FUTURE RAPES: FAIR GAME
YOU ARE BEING WATCHED

[doug from upland]

Unfortunately, there is a statue of limitations on rape. The Rapist never made a comment on Juanita's charges, but his attorney made one denial. By speaking and lying about it, Broaddrick may have had a cause for legal action.

[The Person]

In some states there is a statute of limitations on rape, in other states not. I seem to recall that in Arkansas there is a time limit for criminal rape prosecutions, but I'm not at all sure.

Any prosecutions would be difficult anyway, given the passage of time. I just wish that the allegations, which after all were almost all made by DEMOCRATIC women, were adequately aired in the press--the stories of the British rape while Clinton was a Rhodes Scholar, the law student at U. Arkansas who resigned when her claims of sexual assault against Clinton were disbelieved, the Juanita Broaddrick rape, the Miss America allegations, the Paula Jones assault, etc.