On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 01:05:26 GMT, "qwerty" 
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>> On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 17:01:34 GMT, "qwerty"

>> wrote:
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>>>What sexual harassment, perjury and obstruction of justice?  Judge Wright
>>>ruled that even if EVERYTHING Jone's claimed were true that NO SEXUAL
>>>HARASSMENT occurred.  Clinton was easily acquitted of perjury &
>>>obstruction
>>>impeachment charges and NEVER even charged in any criminal
proceeding, let
>>>alone convicted.
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>>
>> One then has to wonder why he was disbarred in Arkansas.
>
>Not for any alleged misbehavior for which he was impeached!  When has
>Clinton ever used his Law License?  How likely was it that he will ever use
>once he soon gets it back?  Gee, the "Crime of the Century"
and $70+ million
>investigation results in a temporary & voluntary loss of his Law License,
>and again it was NOT for anything for which he was charged in the
>impeachment.
>
>> Got any
>> ideas?
>
>Why didn't the House impeach Clinton for the very alleged misbehaviors for
>which he surrendered his Law License?  Why did the Republican House
>specifically REJECT all articles of impeachment directly dealing with
>Clinton's actions in Jone's civil suit and within Judge Wright's
>jurisdiction?  Got any ideas?


Clinton Disbarment One
of Many Presidential Firsts


Carl Limbacher, Staff


The presidency of William Jefferson Clinton will be remembered for
many things, not the least of which is a string of White House firsts
unequaled by any of his predecessors.,

With the lawsuit filed by the Arkansas' lawyer-discipline committee on
Friday, Clinton could be on the fast track to make history as the
first U.S. president to be disbarred while in office. The committee
has a near 100 percent record of winning its disbarment cases.,

But disbarment would merely be the latest in a long list of White
House precedents.

Clinton's remarkable record will also show that he is: ,

The first elected president in U.S. history to be impeached -- Dec.
19, 1998.,

The first president to be found guilty of a crime while still in
office. (Leaking the private correspondence of Kathleen Willey in
violation of the Privacy Act),

The first U.S. president to be publicly accused of forcible rape -- by
Juanita Broaddrick, Feb. 24, 1999.,

The first U.S. president to approve the sale of sophisticated weapons
technology to a hostile power while its emmisaries contributed to his
campaign.,

The first president to be accused by multiple witnesses, including one
under oath before a federal grand jury, of using cocaine while he was
the chief law enforcement officer of his state.,

The first U.S. president to be accused of sexual assault on White
House property -- by Kathleen Willey, March 15, 1998.,

The first U.S. president to order a paramilitary operation where a
network television camera crew was punched, kicked, and forced to the
ground at gunpoint to prevent them from broadcasting live video
coverage. (Elian Gonzalez's abduction -- April 22, 2000),

The first sitting president to be the subject of a sexual harassment
lawsuit -- filed by Paula Jones, May 8, 1994.,

The first sitting president to be held in contempt of court for lying
under oath and fined by a federal judge (in the Jones lawsuit).,

The first U.S. president to order an armored assault on a church,
resulting in the deaths of 55 members of the congregation along with
25 of their children. (Waco -- April 19, ,1993),

The first U.S. presidential candidate to accept financial support from
a KGB spy. (Aldrich Ames -- $7,000, 1991, 92),

The first sitting U.S. president to be named in a federal criminal
referral as a possible witness to and beneficiary of fraudulant
financial activity. (Whitewater),

The first president to consult with Congress about combat troop
deployment while simultaneously receiving oral sex -- according to
Monica Lewinsky and Rep. Sonny Callahan. (Starr Report -- Sept. 1998),

The first U.S. president to have two senior administration officials
die violently under mysterious circumstances while they were being
pressed for testimony on assorted White House scandals. (Vince Foster,
Ron Brown),

The first U.S. president to have a major cooperating federal witness
against him die in prison while waiting to give prosecutors the
testimony they later admitted would have led to first family
indictments. (James McDougal),

The first U.S. president to launch unprovoked missile attacks on two
sovereign nations. (Sudan, Afghanistan -- Aug. 20, 1998),

and there was more to come....


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