On 02-19-98, ROBERT CRAFT declared to ROBERT PLETT:
RC> DH> This is the thing to keep in mind. No matter what
RC> DH> importance we may place on Bill Clinton's marital fidelity,
RC> DH> the whole thing will depend on whether or not Starr can
RC> DH> make a case of perjury, et al.
RC> RP> Not so.  Congress must make the case.
RC>Correction: Congress must write and pass the Bill of
RC>Impeachment. Nothing precludes that Bill of Impeachment
RC>simply being a transcription of any relevant Grand Jury
RC>indictment gained by Starr.
Except Starr doesn't believe it's legal to indict the president.  |-)
RC>From what I've seen, the intent is to write the Bill of
RC>Impeachment around an indictment,
I agree that's what they're doing, but IMO, that's shirking their
Constitutional duty.
RC>but... add all the
RC>malfeasance from FileGate to TravelGate to demonstrate a
RC>*pattern* of malfeasance and abuse of power.
That alone is sufficient for impeachment.
Bob     /\-/\   - proud Ilk   homebody@galstar.com
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