A preeminent authority on this matter, Michigan State University law professor Brian C. Kalt, and others, believe the Constitution, when looked at in historical context, easily would permit this to deprive Clinton of the chance to hold another executive or judicial office. But even without impeachment and conviction, Congress might be able to deprive him of his pension and perhaps other emoluments, such as an ex-president's office allotment and Secret Service protection. Sure it's a long shot, but it's that or endless photo ops with schools and military bases. Train Speaking of Clinton, he's not picking that Harlem office space because of the cost. First, of course, there's the McDonald's and Starbucks right on his office block.
Timing is everything.
Just for Valentine's Day, a coalition of 70 women's rights and medical groups are sending the Food and Drug Administration a petition to make emergency contraceptive pills available over the counter. Missile Fissile Senators are still feeling their way in their new committee assignments. Sometimes the subject matter is a bit unfamiliar. And I have three questions. As they say, big missiles come in small packages.