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The gravity of Clinton's lies.
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Originally posted by Spanky
I have to say - this is really fun - I felt like the only Republican on the board and now the cavalry has arrived. I am having trouble keeping up let alone posting.
Anyway - for all you that think Clintons lies were not a big deal. Back in 98 I came up with a Syllogism for the Impeachment. I am just curious which questions on this syllogism the Democrats on this board would answer no to.
1) Can an employee bring a sexual harassment suit against their current or former employer?
2) During the discovery period of a suit concerning sexual harassment can the employee ask the employer (defendant) questions about his or her sexual relations with past and current employees in a deposition under oath?
3) If the employer refuses to answer questions under oath can the plaintiff ask the judge to order a defendant to answer a question under oath?
4) Can a judge order a defendant or a witness to answer questions under oath that the judge deems relevant to the case?
5) If the employer lies under oath to a question the court ordered him to answer should that lie be considered perjury (remember the court has already ruled that the question is relevant and ordered him to answer)?
6) Should perjury be considered a felony?
7) Should a President that commits a felony while in office be impeached?
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1. Yes
2. I think so
3. I think so
4. I think so
5. I think so
6. This one is easy, yes.
8. Sounds like a high crime to me, so I will say yes.
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