07-03-2007, 08:12 PM
Quote:Last I heard he was convicted of being a Cheney lover(:P). I didn't know that was crime. I'm glad he got his sentence commuted. However, he is still paying a hefty fine for the things he actually did. There is little excuse for purgery at that level, even if he did not need to be there in the first place. If you put him in jail for 2 years and fine him a quarter of a million dollars, <span style="color:#CC0000">should not Bill Clinton have the same sentence? Clinton even admitted to the act of purgery. I dislike Bill Clinton's policy, but he seems like a nice guy. However, at that level of government no act of purgery should go unpunished. I am glad Bush commuted rather than pardoned./applause
I wondered the same thing myself.
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