Zombywoof <Zomby-Woof@cox.net> wrote in
news:i78rb5lank4g648fitd5ubcc7b9unveos5@4ax.com:
> On Fri, 25 Sep 2009 21:58:51 -0500, nraclaptrap
> <nraclaptrap@invalid.invalid> wrote:
>
>>"editor@netpath.net" <editor@netpath.net> wrote in
>>news:ca7b88a1-e0e0-40fa-a6b8-cad688f70617@l31g2000vbp.googlegroups.com:
>>> On Sep 25, 12:38 pm, nraclaptrap <nraclapt...@invalid.invalid>
>>> wrote:
>>
>>>> By and large, President Clinton would make a GREAT Supreme Court
>>>> Justice!
>>>
>>> Too bad he's DISBARRED.
>>
>>First, do US Supreme Court rules say that a person disbarred by the
>>Court can't be a SC justice if appointed?
>>
>>I don't see it. Maybe your NRA lawloons can whip up a fake cite.
>>
>>And Clinton wasn't disbarred from the Arkansas Supreme Court or from
>>the US Supreme Court bar - BEDWETTER.
>>
> Mien Gott are you one of the biggest idiots in the highest level of
> self-denial I've ever seen. Why not do a little bit of research prior
> to blowing one like this out your ass?
>
> On Monday, Oct. 1, 2001 The Supreme Court ordered former President
> Clinton disbarred from practicing law before the high court on Monday
> and gave him 40 days to contest the order. He never did.
Yeah, I also saw the Drudge & Fox archived webpages dated October 1,
2001.
Too bad you failed to check their bullshit against your willingness to be
fucked in the ear, eh ZombieWuss?
See Wikipedia.
> The court did not explain its reasons, but Supreme Court disbarment
> often follows disbarment in lower courts.
>
> In April 2001, Clinton's Arkansas law license was suspended for five
> years and he paid a $25,000 fine. The original disbarment lawsuit was
> brought by a committee of the Arkansas Supreme Court.
What you refuse to accept is that after 5 years Clinton's license was
renewed and he was never disbarred.
> There are no fines associated with the Supreme Court action.
>
> Clinton agreed to the Arkansas fine and suspension Jan. 19, the day
> before he left office, as part of an understanding with Independent
> Counsel Robert Ray to end the Monica Lewinsky investigation.
>
> The agreement also satisfied the legal effort by the Arkansas Supreme
> Court Committee on Professional Conduct to disbar Clinton for giving
> misleading testimony in the Paula Jones sexual harassment case.
Which was not perjury. In fact, his testimony using definitions written
by Jones' own lawyers was truthful.
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NRACLAPTRAP
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