VIDEO: ‘Tough Talk on Impeachment’ on PBS’ Bill Moyers Journal
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Bush was at the Savings and Loan, Keating went to jail while he walked away, Bush was away from his post in the Air National Guard and again walked away, he was on hand at the Texas Rangers locker room while Raphael Palmero was juicing and walked away, he insider traded stock (not unlike Martha S.) and when called to task by the SEC walked away, he attacked a foreign nation without provocation, mistreated prisoners and walked away an unnamed war criminal.
His 2nd in command was given more deferments from service than guys without legs, was convicted of DUI and yet when he shot someone hunting wasn’t even investigated. Forget O.J. and Claus Von B. these guys have more get outta jail free cards than Jane Fonda who I’m also not fond-a.
America has a class society in more than a financial sense. We got away from England because we didn’t want a monarchy, what in hades do you call this?