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Old 06-24-2005, 07:36 PM   #1333
Tyrone Slothrop
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The gravity of Clinton's lies.

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Originally posted by Iron Steve
It seems that you (and dems for years) have been using it as a tacit justification.
Only if you don't bother to listen to what I'm saying. I think it's a reason to vote against impeachment, but it doesn't justify perjury. Perjury should have consequences -- just not impeachment.

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If wasn't President (or another Executitve Branch official) the special prosecutor law would not have applied, so you are technically correct about Starr, but I am not sure that was your point.
Any prosecutor, special or otherwise.

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As for Plaintiff's lawyers taking the case, given the facts, I would say if he was a well known person or had deep pockets, someone could have been found. Maybe hank?
I think you're supporting my point about the merits. It's odd to hear this coming from the party of tort reform.

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Me too, but along my character compels to abide by the letter of the law. If only Clinton had been of like mind.
Indeed. See my post above re wasted potential.

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