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On 18 Dec 98 , Robert wrote:
> As the House of Representatives began to debate impeaching Clinton, the
> political equivalent of an indictment that will put his fate in the
> hands of a Senate trial, aides painted him as almost too busy with other
> matters to pay attention.
>
> Clinton began his day with a mid-morning briefing on the continuing air
> strikes he launched against Iraq Wednesday, plunging the United States
> into a dual crisis of military action and only the second House vote in
> its history on impeaching a president.
Curious that this puts it in terms of "unconcern." Sounds like being
president is a big job. If Clinton misses or messes up on any
presidential business, the Republicans can charge him with being too
distracted by the impeachment problems to continue in office. If he
focuses on his job as president, he can be portrayed as arrogant and
"unconcerned." That's what you call being between a rock and a hard
place.
sno0wl
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