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LIST- ******** 06/25/2001 ***** SENTENCE File: E:\TEXTPACK ******** T E X T P A C K 1 Aug 00 Routine -LIST- ******** 06/25/2001 ***** SENTENCE file: E:\TEXTPACK\NYT_EX.SEN -ID1- -ID2- -ID3- T e x t----------------------------------- 990216 082365 00001 willy-g- - 11 : 07am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) } 00002 *The unpresidential president was exposed for his crimes and impeached . Forever . > 00003 Macer } 00004 *Seems you have true colors have been exposed . You are typical of the party of perverts , perjurors , and porno . You are as two-faced as your impeached leader . I officially censure your behavior and continue to feel your shame . 082366 00001 khkartc - 11 : 09am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) } 00002 *He hath loosed the fateful lightning of [h]is terrible swift sword . -Julia Ward Howe Doesn ' t this yasuoka fellow realize that it ' s impolite to interrupt a celebration ? His crashing this orgy of Clinton apologists--as they assemble to celebrate the survival of the Reprobate-In-Chief , as well as the imminent demise of the Republican Party--reminds one of a drunk redneck ' s doing doughnuts in the cemetery in his pickup whilst new-age revelers gather to dance and fornicate on their arch-foe ' s grave . How dare he steal their thunder ? 082367 00001 rogerfgay - 11 : 10am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) } 00002 *William Jefferson Clinton is guilty of perjury and obstruction of justice . They are felonies . They have also been established as high Crimes in the Constitutional sense . 45 Senate Democrats violated the oath of impartiality that is required to participate in impeachment trials to block conviction as a matter of partisan corruption . Of the votes cast lawfully , 81% voted conviction for perjury and 90% voted conviction for obstruction of justice . This is more than the 2 / 3 majority required for removal . Ex-president Clinton is still in the White House , a monument and constant reminder of the fundamental corruption of the Democratic Party . 082368 00001 shotty1 - 11 : 10am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) > 00002 marblex ; } 00003 *It is not just being accused that is sufficient for a finding of guilt with Mr . Roger Gay . He also only recognizes those on the jury that vote his way . The others are tainted and not qualified because they did not see the truth as he sees it . Imagine all the effort that goes into getting that single brain cell operating every morning . And you can understand his absolute unwillingness to be open to new ideas , ther is only so much room for thought with one brain cell . 082369 00001 marblex - 11 : 10am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) > 00002 roger : } 00003 *Oh , so you oppose governmental intrusion on in individual lives ? Funny thing , given your apparently full support of the public airing of President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky ' s private lives . Or , does the " governmental intrusion " you claim to oppose exclude individual values and morals and government peek-a-boo into private sexual behavior ? 082370 00001 royal_coachman - 11 : 10am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) } 00002 *So . what ' s everyone whining about today ? And can we start a pool about when this forum will find wind to a conclusion ? 082371 00001 bobgray22 - 11 : 10am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) > 00002 yasuoka4 : } 00003 *Can you at least come up with a new set of insults , these are not working in the manner you are apparently expecting . I know it ' s a stretch but there has to be room in your mind for a new thought . 082372 00001 willy-g- - 11 : 11am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) } 00002 *The unpresidential president was exposed for his crimes and impeached . Forever . > 00003 marblex - 11 : 05am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( #82363 of 82365 ) } 00004 *roger-Your blind adherence to dogma in light of the facts and applicable " rule of law " to which you claim such reverence , does not change the fact that neither charge was or could ever be proven . consequently , acquittal was not only the just result , it was the only result . } 00005 *REPLY ; It is universally understood that bill flinton was guilty of the crimes as accused . The debate centered on whether the crimes warranted removal . You should read what your own party is circulating in their censure resolution , it says it all . 082373 00001 halmbrown - 11 : 11am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) > 00002 roger , } 00003 *in case you haven ' t noticed , you ' re engaged in spamming the Forum ( i . e . reposting the same message ) , and willy-g , the word isn ' t " your " it is you ' re - as in " you ' re no Ronald Reagan " vs . " Ronald Reagan is your favorite B movie actor " . Also , remember New York elected Robert Kennedy ? We ' re all citizens regardless of what state we live in . And we become residents once we move to a given state . 082374 00001 rogerfgay - 11 : 12am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82575 ) > 00002 marblex - 11 : 10am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( #82369 of 82371 ) } 00003 *You are of course allowed to post your thoughts , but please stop posting comments unrelated to mine and including my name on them . 082375 00001 rogerfgay - 11 : 13am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) > 00002 halmbrown - 11 : 11am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( #82373 of 82374 ) } 00003 *See comment to marblex above . Same to you . 082376 00001 rogerfgay - 11 : 13am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) } 00002 *William Jefferson Clinton is guilty of perjury and obstruction of justice . They are felonies . They have also been established as high Crimes in the Constitutional sense . 45 Senate Democrats violated the oath of impartiality that is required to participate in impeachment trials to block conviction as a matter of partisan corruption . Of the votes cast lawfully , 81% voted conviction for perjury and 90% voted conviction for obstruction of justice . This is more than the 2 / 3 majority required for removal . Ex-president Clinton is still in the White House , a monument and constant reminder of the fundamental corruption of the Democratic Party . 082377 00001 rogerfgay - 11 : 15am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) } 00002 *It must be hell to be a Democrat right now . Having no credibility whatsoever must be a lot like not existing at all . 082378 00001 dreaddilocks - 11 : 15am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) } 00002 *The world loves BC . BC was nominated for the Nobel peace prize . Keep driving that bus , BC ! ! 082379 00001 heimbrock - 11 : 15am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) } 00002 *A year ago WJC said 100% percent of the surplus should go to save Social Security This year WJC said 62% of the surplus should go to save Social Security . Next year WJC will say 24% of the surplus should go to save Social Security . 082380 00001 marblex - 11 : 16am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) > 00002 willy-g} 00003 *In fact , it is not " universally understood " that the President committed high crimes . Moreover , it is far from settled as to what offenses constitute high crimes in the Constitutional sense . Although some Senators and some members of the public believe that President Clinton committed crimes , many others believed that neither of the charges had been proved . Indeed , two levels of analysis compelled the conclusion that the President must be acquitted : those who felt neither charge was proved , and those who believed that although proved , neither offense constituted a basis for removal . I happen to be of the mind that neither charge was proved , since as to both allegations , elements of proof were sorely lacking : Prejury : no materiality shown ; Obstruction : no intent and no actual obstruction proved . 082381 00001 royal_coachman - 11 : 16am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) > 00002 Rogerfgay . } 00003 *Ah . you answered my question . Now I see what everyone ' s whining about . Thanks . 082382 00001 shotty1 - 11 : 17am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) } 00002 *Not Guilty . Not Guilty . Not Guilty . Not Guilty . 55-45 . Not guilty . Not Guilty . Not Guilty . Not Guilty . 50-50 . Enough said Roger Gay . No Case . 082383 00001 halmbrown - 11 : 19am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) } 00002 * " new-age revelers gather to dance and fornicate on their arch-foe ' s grave . " } 00003 *Do I detect a note of envy ? } 00004 * " It is universally understood that bill flinton was guilty of the crimes as accused . The debate centered on whether the crimes warranted removal . " } 00005 *Wrong It is not universally understood that Clinton was guilty of the crimes as accused . Those against removal from office generally agreed he engaged in certain acts , but many do not believe they were crimes in strictly legalistic terms , even low crimes . 082384 00001 k0cxc0 - 11 : 20am Feb 16 , 1999 EST ( of 82574 ) } 00002 * " A government that is big enough to give you everything you want is also big enough to take everything you have . " Ronald Reagan > 00003 marblex 2 / 16 / 99 11 : 10am } 00004 *marblex , does the " governmental intrusion " you claim to oppose exclude individual values and morals and government peek-a-boo into private sexual behavior ? Government should NOT pry into the personal lives of Americans unless there is a societal impact because of the behavior . What Democrats need to understand is that it was President Clinton that opened the door to the sexual past of the accused , when it comes to a sexual harrassment lawsuit . At the urging of NOW and other lobbyists , Clinton signed into law the wide-open intrusive law that helps promote the " guilty until proven innocent " mentality when it comes to sexual harrassment . And what " gets " Republicans is that this intrusive law is good for everyone else EXCEPT the POTUS ! When the letter of the law ( that he signed ) is followed against him , it ' s considered a political witch hunt . When it ' s used against the average American male , it ' s considered " protecting " .
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