moonshine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Mornin', Now...back to the real important story. ; ( If all Starr can indict Hubbell on is tax charges ( see U.S. vs. Alphonse Capone) why wasn't the case turned over to the IRS. I would think that they would be the proper authority to handle such matters. The tapes are not new and have been in the hands of prosecutors for awhile. It mighty unseemly that Burton chose to release his edited version on the same day the indictment came down. It stinks of a highly biased and political witch hunt that can only undermine the investigation itself. Reno's vote of confidence in Starr may hide the fact that Starr and his right wing supporters are doing more good for the president than harm. I belive if the mid-term elections were held today the Democrates would retake the House and Senate. If Starr indicts Monica or Hillary or even if there is enough evidence against Clinton to start impeachment hearings I don't believe a jury would convict or the House to act on impeachment. So, in essence we have an investigation that goes nowhere and produces very little. The Houe and Senate leadership have insured through their obsession with getting the goods on a very popular president that this term has been a wash and nothing got accomplished. Is this what we want from our leadership? Are they doing the job they were elected to do? I think not. It is obvious that Clinton has won every major battle and soon the war. The GOP should rethink it's position and it's own leadership and put the people first and get on with a positive agenda that benefits the people. Gingrich's attempt to hold the people hostage in his personel agenda regarding the president will in fact hasten his own doom and perhaps that of the GOP itself. ...Mac Subscribe/Unsubscribe, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In the body of the message enter: subscribe/unsubscribe law-issues
