From the Desk of Terry Lynch

DATE: Jan. 7, 1999

FROM: Terry Lynch
POB 241035
Montgomery, AL 36124-1035

E-mail: TerryLynch@aol.com

Internet site: The Pyrotechnic Pen

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Letter to the Editor - For Immediate Release

SUBJECT: Hyde Has Lied, Lied, Lied!

Henry Hyde has lied, lied, and lied to the American people!  
Hyde's biggest lie was when he said that President Clinton 
committed high crimes and misdemeanors.


On Jan. 7th, 1999 Henry Hyde went before the U.S. Senate and 
delivered Articles of Impeachment.  In his presentation to the 
Senate Hyde said that the President's conduct constituted high 
crimes and misdemeanors.  Yet this allegation was never determined 
by the U.S. House of Representatives which did not define or clarify
what was high crimes and misdemeanors.  Therefore for Hyde to 
unequivocally state this as fact rather than allegation is a balled
faced lie designed to defame and discredit the President of the United 
States.


I have said before and I will say again that the Starr Report is 
not fact, but allegation.  Every word of the Starr Report is open 
to question.  The truth of the Starr Report is NOT absolute, but 
a mix of black and white.  It is grey matter, some of which may 
bare itself out upon cross examination, some which may crumble 
under close scrutiny.


For Henry Hyde to go before the U.S. Senate and say that 
President Clinton's conduct was high crimes and misdemeanors, 
rather than allege such action to be high crimes and 
misdemeanors, demonstrates a resolve by republicans to continue 
the partisan politics which dominated the impeachment precedings 
in the U.S. House of Representatives.  What we have is not the 
truth but a one-sides view of the truth.


Liers come in many forms.  Henry Hyde is the worst form of lier 
because he tells his lies standing behind the right wing 
Christian coalition and US House majority of over zealous 
conservative republicans.  Hyde's great big lie threatens to 
destroy the U.S. Constitution by degrading the standard of 
impeachment to include types of personal conduct that are NOT 
matters of state.


There is no place in government for the type of party partisan 
lier represented by Henry Hyde.  President Clinton has NOT 
committed any high crimes or misdemeanors but has only had an 
extra marital relationship. Henry Hyde, himself, is guilty of 
participating in extra marital affairs making it extremely 
hypocritical of him to call for the impeachment of the President 
of the United States!  But to push such a whopping lie upon the 
American people is an act which should result in Henry Hyde's 
removal from office, if not by resignation, then by public 
mandate!



Sincerely, Terry Lynch

 Montgomery, AL

 7 Jan. 1999

 
 

 
 
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