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 Talking
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R.E. Why Pres. Clinton Should be Impeached
September 21, 1998
 | Pres. Clinton is a pathological liar. He is a weasel with the truth.
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| Do we want a President where every time he speaks we have to wonder what he really
means?
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| What does "is" really mean? Maybe the statement "Bill Clinton is
our President" should be called into question.
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| The lies (by normal definition) alone concerning the Lewinsky affair are sufficient
grounds for impeachment.
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| The very name, "oral sex," includes the word "sex" by its very
essence and definition.
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| As President Clinton has redefined the definition of sex, so is he redefining the whole
spectrum of American principles of freedom, perverting them with something that looks a
lot more like socialism than a Constitutional Republic.
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| Bill Clinton is doing to this nation what he has done to Monica Lewinsky.
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| No, Pres. Clinton wasn't alone in the Oval Office Complex. That's the sorry point. He
has accomplices. He could not have made it this far if he was acting alone.
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| There are numerous far more serious allegations than the Lewsinsky matter that need to
be investigated:
 | campaign contributions from China,
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| assent to the transfers of sensitive technologies to China,
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| Mena,
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| Whitewater,
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| spurious "suicides" and other mysterious deaths of close associates of the
president.
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| One reason why more members of Congress are not pushing these latter points is because
they themselves are entangled in some of these skandals.
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| In conclusion:
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Quote of the Day
"Yes, the president should resign. He has lied to the American people,
time and time again, and betrayed their trust. He is no longer an effective leader. Since
he has admitted guilt, there is no reason to put the American people through an
impeachment. He will serve absolutely no purpose in finishing out his term; the only
possible solution is for the president to save some dignity and resign."
--Bill Clinton, 1974, commenting on Richard Nixon |
And some definitions:
(Webster's III New International Dictionary, 1961.)
lie 1. to make an untrue statement
with intent to deceive; 2. to create a false or misleading
impression.
sex 3. the sphere of
interpersonal behavior especially between male and female most directly associated with,
leading up to, substituting for, or resulting from genital union.
by Sterling D. Allan; Mapleton, Utah
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