From the Desk of Terry Lynch

DATE:  Dec. 12, 1998 

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

E-mail: TerryLynch@aol.com

Internet site: The Pyrotechnic Pen

Additional Information: Lynch Links


Letter to the Editor - For Immediate Release
 

SUBJECT:   Ethics of Republican Majority in Question 

Although no one can predict the future, action to impeach the 
President by the republican majority in the U.S. House of 
Representatives without presenting a single fact witness is 
highly unethical!  It may even be a violation of due process of 
law and the rights of all citizens, even the President of the 
United States, to be considered innocent before being found 
guilty.

However republicans view the impeachment hearings, it is clear 
the majority of Americans have accepted President Clinton's 
apology and forgiven him for all the charges against him!  The 
people simply do not want to impeach the President, nor do they 
want this matter to go for trial to the Senate when not a single 
fact witness has been produced to prove any of the allegations 
against President Clinton.

In all fairness President Clinton is innocent of the charges 
republicans have brought against him.  The behavior of 
republicans has been blatantly partisan, prejudicial of a 
democratically elected President and akin to theocratical 
tyranny!

It is clear to any open minded person that the Christian 
Coalition has called for President Clinton's impeachment and is 
indeed behind the movement of conservative republicans to entrap 
the President and bring about his demise through impeachment.  
This action by holier than thou Christians is more unjust, 
criminal and unethical than anything President Clinton is alleged 
to have done for it represents a conspiracy of over zealous 
republicans to unseat the President and over turn the results of 
our electoral process.

Such action threatens to weaken and destroy our democracy to a 
greater degree than any consensual extra marital relationship the 
President may have had.  In fact what republicans who call 
themselves moral and honorable are trying to do is replace the 
rule of law with theocracy.  These moralist monsters wish to make 
Mosaic code constitutional law and forever destroy the right of 
Americans to live private lives, according to their own religious 
beliefs or understanding of the human events and the truth, when 
they are public figures.

I urge all open minded Americans to stand up against this 
tyranny.  Urge your representatives and senators alike to 
dispense with impeachment considerations.  It is simply unethical 
and immoral to consider impeaching the President for matters 
related to his private sexual life which are not affairs of 
state.  Simply put, you can not impeach or remove a President 
from office because he follows his heart and speaks his mind 
regarding what he believes is reasonable and true.

When it comes to love of God and country, only God knows what is 
truth and what is lies!  In this regard, God, not man, is 
President Clinton's judge.  Although no one can predict the 
future, no one can say President Clinton is not a man of God.  It 
therefore seems particularly paradoxical conservative Christian 
republicans would want his impeachment.  For President Clinton is 
basically a fine, honorable and honest American... his only sin 
seems to be that he is not a republican!

Sincerely, Terry Lynch 
Montgomery, AL
12 Dec. 1998 

 


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