[Lazamataz]

Judge Starr is a really prodigious intellect.

It's a pity he purposefully 'threw' the impeachment case.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

Thank you for giving us Sandra Day O' Commie and for burying the crimes of the Clinton administration for eternity. Now shut up and go away, Mr. Starr.

[goldstategop]

The McInsane-Feingevelt Constitutionally Forcible Rape scheme has failed. Money still gets into politcs. And all the law does is restrict legitimate freedom of speech. Its completely unconstitutional of course. But that didn't deter a majority of our Congressmen and Senators, egged on by the media, from violating their oath of office to uphold the Constitution. Ironically, the Democrats who were the biggest supporters of this stupid idea are now trying to get around it for it prevents them from raising adequate funds. Talk about the law of unintended consequences coming back to bite liberals on their behinds.

[IncPen]

��5{��������e minors provision: Ironically, Sens. McCain and Feingold, who intervened in the lawsuit specifically to defend the constitutionality of their law, have abandoned their defense of that provision in the Supreme Court -- thereby leaving the dirty work to the solicitor general, who is duty bound to defend any statute, no matter how unwise, that Congress sees fit to pass

Would that the Supreme Court could extract something from McCain and Feingold (their teeth?) for this excreble monstrosity.

[rellimpank]

"Congress shall make no law"----seems plain enough that even a Supreme Court justice should be able to understand--