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Schippers, who was hired by House Judiciary Chairman Henry Hyde (R-Ill.) as chief investigative counsel for the impeachment, labels the process one of "lies, cowardice, hypocrisy, cynicism, amorality, butt-covering."

Schippers Book May Rock Senate

...The House Managers were real heroes. Trent Lott stabbed them in the back. They were not allowed to argue their case or to present any witnesses. Regardless of the final vote, one hundred (100) senators agreed from the start to go along with the bogus rules dreamed up by Lott and Daschle. That ended any possibility of a fair trial based on the evidence. They all broke their oaths of office and their trial oaths by doing this.

--Cicero

Historians will record that Republicans could not muster the necessary sixty-seven vote Senate majority to convict the President at trial.

Those same historians should note, if only in a footnote, that not a single senator made the trip to the Ford Building to review documentation of Clinton's "nauseating", "alarming" and "horrific" sexual misconduct; evidence that ultimately made the difference in the impeachment vote.

America's Impeachment Secret

Musings:
Senatorial Courtesy Perverted

by Mia T

Well, with the help of the 100 corrupt and cowardly cullions, clinton
walked. The senators' justification for their acquittal votes requires
the suspension of rational thought (and, in the curious case of Arlen
Specter, national jurisdiction).

I don't think it's over, though.

There are cloakroom whispers of incipient (spiked) charges and imminent
(spike heel) shoe-droppings.

And from Drudge:
Broaddrick is talking to WSJ's Dorothy Rabinowitz in Arkansas while 60
MINUTES is "circling" the clinton rape covered wagon.

Of course, a clenched-jawed clinton reeks revenge. I suppose the best
take is that, at the very least, his utter degeneracy has been exposed,
no one of any import will ever believe him again, and he is effectively
muzzled and hog-tied for the rest of his tenure.

All this while hillary indecorously impales herself on the horns of a
dilemma. (I am finding the farm animal metaphor for this pair especially
cathartic today.) hillary's megalomania pushes her toward a Senate run
in which her opposion will doubtless dredge up her criminality. What to
do?

Clinton's acquittal is reducible, I think, to the fact that the
irrational fear of the "right" whipped up by clinton spinners (watch
them spin), has trumped the very rational fear of the pseudo-leftist
psychopath.

A final thought (for now):
To spite us all, Arthur Schlesinger will live
to 120 just so he can write the definitive clinton hagiography.

One more...

Hillary has found that the best refuge for a co-scoundrel is the Senate--where they take very seriously the concept of courtesy.--

--Hillary's Solo Act - Vanity Fair