[TheWriterInTexas]

Just another shining example of the Clinton Legacy.

[Ff--150]

yeah, but under x42 the economy was so-o-o-o-o good...

[LakerCJL]

ping for later read

[dixiechick2000]

Very nice find. The points raised in this article should have been shouted to the rooftops in '99.

"In response to all of this, what can we expect from the White House? Nothing, at worst; parsing, at best. If they follow the "China" model, they will continue to ignore this situation, conveniently looking the other way."

Clinton is definately a criminal and a coward.

[RaceBannon]

Be prepared for more of the Clinton/Carter legacy

[AmericanInTokyo]

There was quite a bit of "traffic" in the form of various posts and threads on Clinton and his last minute, psychotic preoccupation with trying to strike something with Pyongyang in the closing weeks of his regime, right here on FR.

It would be good to go back into the archives of FR on those various threads in late 2000. A lot of us called him for what he was: a shameless and dangerous charlatain only interested in furthering his "legacy" and trying to remove the stains of Monica's slobber.

Bill Clinton established his "legacy" on North Korea allright. It may well cost thousands of American, South Korean and Japanese lives.

[Libloather]

Individuals within the Clinton Administration would have us believe that the political climate of yesteryear is no longer relevant today;

I once had an Army Sergeant Major ask me who our enemy was. He was convinced we no longer had one. That was in 1999.

[backhoe]

-The Atomic Genie- what we know about North Korea's Nuclear program--

-Bush and Clinton and 911- some facts... --

-The Clinton Files--

[Mudboy Slim]

"Dereliction of Duty" by the EX-Rapist-in-Chief carries how many years imprisonment?! Sure, I fully realize that Bill Clinton committed TREASON in aiding and abetting the Chi-Com Tyrants, but in addition to holding Clinton and his criminally-incompetent Administration accountable for their TRAITOROUS actions, we need to set a precedent for punishing those leaders who are derelict in fulfilling the jobs to which they were elected or assigned.

So, what sorta statutes do we have at our disposal for holding Slick Willie accountable for his "Dereliction of Duty"?!!

Sincerely...MUD

[nutmeg]

bttt

[dfwgator]

This is why I was never a fan of impeaching Clinton over Monica Lewinsky. There was so much other stuff much worse than that they should have gone after Clinton for.