Editorial calls for Clinton resignation over impeachment
The piece argues the House will impeach and the Senate will likely not remove. It cites lies about Monica Lewinsky and calls his conduct harmful to the nation. It urges the president to resign to allow the country to heal from the Clinton era.
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U. S. House of Representatives
Senate
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Rep
Barney Frank
Massachusetts
Hyde
House
Bill Clinton
System overload halts gun background checks nationwide
Gun dealers faced busy signals as the FBI telephone center handling instant checks crashed twice on its first day. The nationwide system, effective Monday, requires buyers of all guns except muzzleloaders to pass a phone check, prompting irate dealers who say tax dollars paid for a flawed rollout.
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FBI
Ohio
Congress should not walk away from impeachment fight
The piece argues Congress must impeach President Clinton for lying under oath and subverting the judiciary. It warns that denying impeachment would weaken checks and balances and erode the rule of law, citing past court rulings and the Magna Carta to stress accountability.
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Roberto Duran
Sugar Ray Leonard
Mas
Duran
Leonard
Congress
Bill Clinton
Supreme Court
Paula Jones
John
House of Representatives
House
Probe into Clinton campaign fund raising
Orlando Sentinel columnist Myriam Marquez notes Republican leaders in Congress broadened a probe into Clinton campaign fundraising and soft money. She reports auditors found both Clinton and Dole campaigns used issue ads to promote their candidates and faced repay amounts.
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Clinton
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Henry Hyde
US House of Representatives
White House
Hyde
Bob Dole
Dole
Federal Election Commission
Janet Reno
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Louis Freeh
Justice
Nance
Charles la Bella
Reno
DeLay as Liberal Target in Impeachment Plot
Paul M. Weyrich cites liberals pushing Tom DeLay as the new focus to revive impeachment against Bill Clinton. The piece argues DeLay is portrayed as uncompromising and tainted by alleged past ties to the Christian Right, aiming to fuel media campaigns and public suspicion.
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Newt
Gingrich
Bill Clinton
Congress
Ken Starr Starr
Bob Livingston
Dick Armey
Tom DeLay
DeLay
Clinton
Phyllis Schlafly
New York Times
Ken Starr
Hammer
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Paul Wyerich
Paul M. Weyrich
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