Penelope
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- Jul 15, 2014
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All about how Monica gave Bill Clintons blow jobs and how he lied about it. Nothing about a foreign country interfering in our elections, and the Potus trying to obstruct justice about it, just all about Clinton and his blow jobs given by Monica Lewinsky, a consensual sexual partner. Read all about it, every trashy thing that happened between Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinski. I wonder if Kavanaugh and Starr got off on it, like writing a trashy novel. It even talks about the cigar, you must read if you are curious of how the republicans tried to impeach Clinton over several blow jobs and lied about it. It gets down and dirty, even how he fondled her breasts.
Now we have a worst case than Watergate and the Republicans want to ignore it.
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Third. The third limit is unique to the President. ‘‘The Presidency is more than an executive responsibility. It is the inspiring symbol of all that is highest in American purpose and ideals.’’ 27 When he took the Oath of Office in 1993 and again in 1997, President Clinton swore that he would ‘‘faithfully execute the Office of President.’’ 28 As the head of the Executive Branch, the President has the constitutional duty to ‘‘take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed.’’ 29 The President gave his testimony in the Jones case under oath and in the presence of a federal judge, a member of a co-equal branch of government; he then testified before a federal grand jury, a body of citizens who had themselves taken an oath to seek the truth. In view of the enormous trust and responsibility attendant to his high Office, the President has a manifest duty to ensure that his conduct at all times complies with the law of the land. In sum, perjury and acts that obstruct justice by any citizen— whether in a criminal case, a grand jury investigation, a congressional hearing, a civil trial, or civil discovery—are profoundly serious matters. When such acts are committed by the President of the United States, we believe those acts ‘‘may constitute grounds for an impeachment.’’
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As the relationship developed over time, Ms. Lewinsky grew emotionally attached to President Clinton. She testified: ‘‘I never expected to fall in love with the President. I was surprised that I did.’’ 44 Ms. Lewinsky told him of her feelings. 45 At times, she believed that he loved her too.46 They were physically affectionate: ‘‘A lot of hugging, holding hands sometimes. He always used to push the hair out of my face.’’ 47 She called him ‘‘Handsome’’; on occasion, he called her ‘‘Sweetie,’’ ‘‘Baby,’’ or sometimes ‘‘Dear.’’ 48 He told her that he enjoyed talking to her—she recalled his saying that the two of them were ‘‘emotive and full of fire,’’ and she made him feel young.49 He said he wished he could spend more time with her.50 Ms. Lewinsky told confidants of the emotional underpinnings of the relationship as it evolved. According to her mother, Marcia Lewis, the President once told Ms. Lewinsky that she ‘‘had been hurt a lot or something by different men and that he would be her
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F. SUMMARY
In this case, the President made and caused to be made false statements to the American people about his relationship with Ms. Lewinsky. He also made false statements about whether he had lied under oath or otherwise obstructed justice in his civil case. By publicly and emphatically stating in January 1998 that ‘‘I did not have sexual relations with that woman’’ and these ‘‘allegations are false,’’ the President also effectively delayed a possible congressional inquiry, and then he further delayed it by asserting Executive Privilege and refusing to testify for six months during the Independent Counsel investigation. This represents substantial and credible information that may constitute grounds for an impeachment.
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Now we have a worst case than Watergate and the Republicans want to ignore it.
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Third. The third limit is unique to the President. ‘‘The Presidency is more than an executive responsibility. It is the inspiring symbol of all that is highest in American purpose and ideals.’’ 27 When he took the Oath of Office in 1993 and again in 1997, President Clinton swore that he would ‘‘faithfully execute the Office of President.’’ 28 As the head of the Executive Branch, the President has the constitutional duty to ‘‘take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed.’’ 29 The President gave his testimony in the Jones case under oath and in the presence of a federal judge, a member of a co-equal branch of government; he then testified before a federal grand jury, a body of citizens who had themselves taken an oath to seek the truth. In view of the enormous trust and responsibility attendant to his high Office, the President has a manifest duty to ensure that his conduct at all times complies with the law of the land. In sum, perjury and acts that obstruct justice by any citizen— whether in a criminal case, a grand jury investigation, a congressional hearing, a civil trial, or civil discovery—are profoundly serious matters. When such acts are committed by the President of the United States, we believe those acts ‘‘may constitute grounds for an impeachment.’’
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As the relationship developed over time, Ms. Lewinsky grew emotionally attached to President Clinton. She testified: ‘‘I never expected to fall in love with the President. I was surprised that I did.’’ 44 Ms. Lewinsky told him of her feelings. 45 At times, she believed that he loved her too.46 They were physically affectionate: ‘‘A lot of hugging, holding hands sometimes. He always used to push the hair out of my face.’’ 47 She called him ‘‘Handsome’’; on occasion, he called her ‘‘Sweetie,’’ ‘‘Baby,’’ or sometimes ‘‘Dear.’’ 48 He told her that he enjoyed talking to her—she recalled his saying that the two of them were ‘‘emotive and full of fire,’’ and she made him feel young.49 He said he wished he could spend more time with her.50 Ms. Lewinsky told confidants of the emotional underpinnings of the relationship as it evolved. According to her mother, Marcia Lewis, the President once told Ms. Lewinsky that she ‘‘had been hurt a lot or something by different men and that he would be her
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F. SUMMARY
In this case, the President made and caused to be made false statements to the American people about his relationship with Ms. Lewinsky. He also made false statements about whether he had lied under oath or otherwise obstructed justice in his civil case. By publicly and emphatically stating in January 1998 that ‘‘I did not have sexual relations with that woman’’ and these ‘‘allegations are false,’’ the President also effectively delayed a possible congressional inquiry, and then he further delayed it by asserting Executive Privilege and refusing to testify for six months during the Independent Counsel investigation. This represents substantial and credible information that may constitute grounds for an impeachment.
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