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Vogon_Glory

(9,117 posts)
2. Good Arguments. And It's Not 1998 Anymore
Tue Oct 1, 2019, 08:23 AM
Oct 2019

I suspect that Congressional Democrats are still spooked by the aftermath of Tom De Lay’s attempt to impeach Bill Clinton and worry that they’ll lose seats the way Republicans did after Tom’s effort failed.

The difference is that this isn’t 1998. Donnie has been accused of doing far more serious stuff than lying about trysting with Monica Lewinsky. Also, Donnie lacks the Big Dog’s charm, and unlike 1998, Don’s charm is wearing off.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I remember that Bill Clinton was still popular enough to win a third presidential term, had that been constitutional.

Can Orange Julius say the same about a second term? I don’t think so.

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