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Protected witness
By Murray Waas
How Ken Starr tried to prevent state prosecutors from charging his prime witness with defrauding poor black people of burial insurance.

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Impeachment? Maybe later
“It is my suggestion that everyone should exercise some self-restraint against calling for impeachment or censure or for the president's resignation. Who knows? I may do that before it's all over. But not now.”
-- Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., the former Senate majority leader considered to be the Senate's foremost authority on the Constitution, in a floor speech in which he also blasted President Clinton's behavior and said, "Many of the mistakes that President Nixon made are being made all over again." Quoted by the Associated Press.

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		`Q U O T E--O F--T H E--D A Y` Impeachment? Maybe later “It is my suggestion that everyone should exercise some self-restraint against calling for impeachment or censure or for the president's resignation. Who knows? I may do that before it's all over. But not now.” -- Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., the former Senate majority leader considered to be the Senate's foremost authority on the Constitution, in a floor speech in which he also blasted President Clinton's behavior and said, "Many of the mistakes that President Nixon made are being made all over again." Quoted by the Associated Press.