Anonymous wrote:

On 20 Sep 1998, [I] wrote: [about lieing]

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I agree it's bad. I agree it undermines the justice system a little bit. But, ... impeachment?

Yes.

We have some jokester sitting in Washington with full authority over our military forces. The people can't believe a word he says. Congress can't believe a word he says. He rules by executive order. He ignores the Constitution.

There is argument over whether he ordered military strikes to divert attention from his scandal and whether he sold the country out to the Red Chinese. Now people like myself are thinking - totally justified - that this guy will do absolutely anything to hold on to his presidency.

I don't feel particularly secure with some guy who I can't trust running the military and with his finger on the nuclear button. That itself is a violation of national security.

Understandable sentiments. The position I can't understand is Jim's, of being totally outraged by the lieing under oath regardless of anything else. [although I respect his right to that opinion]. Unfortunately, you now wear the mantle of wanting to put away Bill "Al Capone" Klinton not for tax evasion, but for "fibbing". -- an anonymous aol32 user.