Re: Bill Clinton lied to a grand jury but got to keep his job, and you don't see me complaining.
No, President Clinton gave questionable testamony involved a peripheral matter in a dismissed and now settled civil suit.
Robert "He is guilty but I can't prove it" Ray, who took the place of Ken "Porn" Starr, knew that any charges would be laughed out of the Court Room. He agreed to have Clinton admit misleading the public in return for a 5-year suspension of his law license in Arkansas and $25,000 fine. Clinton accepted because the three judges of the Washington Court of Appeals would always rule against him.
Re: Bill Clinton lied to a grand jury but got to keep his job, and you don't see me complaining.
No, President Clinton gave questionable testamony involved a peripheral matter in a dismissed and now settled civil suit.
Robert "He is guilty but I can't prove it" Ray, who took the place of Ken "Porn" Starr, knew that any charges would be laughed out of the Court Room. He agreed to have Clinton admit misleading the public in return for a 5-year suspension of his law license in Arkansas and $25,000 fine. Clinton accepted because the three judges of the Washington Court of Appeals would always rule against him.