But House managers have been urging Senate Republicans to do what is wrong, inviting voter retribution in the next election. In Mort Zuckerman s Daily News, the owner got his money s worth in protecting his Hamptons pal Clinton. That commentary should ensure Mort a seat at Clinton s thank-you dinner for compliant publishers. Also in the News, Michael Daly offered a different take. But Quinn voted for impeachment last November.
Republicans don t have a clue how to respond.
Unlike Kristol, George Will, while making the point that the GOP has to learn to combat Democrats stealing their ideas, has all but thrown in the towel on impeachment. As for Maureen Dowd s column in the Times, I read it and puked. The column was shameless given what she s written in the past three months. On Sunday s Meet the Press, host Tim Russert asked eight senators their reaction to the infamous tape of Clinton wagging his finger at his fellow Americans last year, claiming he didn t do it with Monica. He should have resigned months ago, but he will never resign.