posted on February 13, 2001 06:49:46 AM new
Criticizing the 'other' side is nothing unusual.
But I do agree with Ashcroft's statements below:
A pardon should be reserved for a situation where there is a manifest sense of injustice," and "The American people are troubled whenever they think a pardon would be associated with political support or financial support."
posted on February 13, 2001 07:06:49 AM new
Perhaps they should stop tryimg to overturn the pardon, and concentrate on overturning the illegal, immoral, theft of the election.
They already spit on the constitution with the election, so why not add the presidential pardons to their "hit list".
They are just trying anything they can to get at least a minute peice of Clinton, because he has made them the ass of every investigation they ever sicked on him, and they always came away with nadda, zilch, zero...
posted on February 13, 2001 07:35:45 AM new
It's his shock, isn't it? After all, he was the first to call for Clinton's removal when the relations with Monica came to light.
