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Back, But Not By Popular Demand (washingtonpost.com)

"Convicted on two counts of lying to Congress, he avoided even probation and community service when, as a lame duck, President Bush senior gave Abrams and five others Christmas Eve pardons that ensured that no more information would surface."
Let's see now: some conservatives rail against Clinton - not so much the fact that he may or may not have diddled an intern, but the fact that he lied under oath.


Now, don't you need to pledge an oath before you testify before Congress? Why do I not hear conservatives getting so angry?

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