A criminal gets a pass (and elected president....twice!!!)

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	• High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case Against Bill Clinton Ann Coulter Regnery Publishing, Inc., 2002 - 358 pages average customer review:based on 150 reviews view larger image
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Makes Watergate look like Childs Play

Ann Coulter examines the term "high crimes and misdemeanors" in the context of English common law and the intentions of the framers of the United States Constitution. She discusses the Monica Lewinsky affair, the White House Travel Office, Whitewater, Vince Foster, and fundraising issues that she contends call for impeachment of President Bill Clinton.

And when you look at what is considered an impeachable event, President Clinton has a long line of them. It is amazing he was able to keep the office when he actually committed purgery under oath numerous times and all Nixon did was lie once, while not under oath, and the Watergate break-in was not performed by anyone on his White House staff. No one has ever dragged the Presidency to such a disgustingly low level in our history. As if lying about inhaling pot and dodging the draft didn't tell us what kind of person we were dealing with, he tops it all off by betraying his wife and disgracing his Office by having a young page perform sexual acts on him in the Oval Office.

The shameful lack of condemnation from various Liberal factions speaks volumes about their collective integrity, but I have come to expect this from liberals. Coulter lays out all the facts that shows that our ex-President on this issue, which was a double moral outrage, but also on major concerns such as Whitewater. Our forefathers expected the President to be a shinning example of integrity for the country. They would all have called for Clintons impeachment on a long list of "high crimes and misdemeanors."

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Ann's First Book Digs Deep Into the Clintons

Bottom Line: A Harsh and Detailed Indictment of President Clinton's Behavior

What You Will Learn: Too much about the President's personal behavior and a lot about the early mistakes made by the Clinton's. To me the interesting question, when reading the details of Whitewater, Filegate and the Lewinsky Affairs, is what Mrs. Clinton learned from these painful experiences. My bet is a lot - and that these rookie mistakes and lapses won't be repeated if there is a second Clinton Presidency.

Parting Shot: Have to give Anne her due, she is a relentless researcher and a skilled writer - this is one side of the story, bluntly told.

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A criminal gets a pass (and elected president....twice!!!)

In "High Crimes and Misdemeanors" Ann Coulter details the Crimes and Peccadilloes that illustrate Bill Clinton's disregard for the law and apparent contempt for the fairer sex. I have followed Mr. Clinton's crimes quite closely over the years but this book left me wondering if the country's left wingers and liberal mainstream media spent the '90s in a parallel universe. If you have enjoyed any of Ms. Coulter's other books this one will not disappoint. Ms. Coulter has few peers in the world of political punditry.

An oldie but a goodie about the Clintons

This is Ann Coulter's first book. It was written in the late 90s, making the case for impeaching Bill Clinton. Actually, it makes several cases for impeaching Bill and some for impeaching Hillary. I didn't read it until 2007. Of course it's lost its urgency, but it's still interesting and informative (especially with the perspective of more recent events and more recent "scandals", like Bush's firing of a few U.S. attorneys - Bill fired 'em all!). Ann was meticulous about documenting her facts, with footnotes galore. She sets that tone early, with a historical review of what the phrase "high crimes and misdemeanors" meant to the framers and what it meant in the English common law context they drew from. Similarly, she goes through examples of what have been considered impeachable offenses through history. I always assumed "high crimes and misdemeanors" had to literally be criminal violations of the law, but historically that is not at all the case.

Ann does put plenty of humor in there, of course, but she also makes serious, detailed points.

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The book that started it all. Written with Coulter's trademark irreverent wit, this bestseller is now available in paperback.