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Supporters say ‘middle option more likely than Clintorisi
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Con
gressional Democrats, joined by a
top Republican senator, spoke
Sunday of a punishment short of
impeachment for President Clin
ton and demanded his lawyers
end “legal hairsplitting” as they
rebut Kenneth Starr’s report.
“There’s going to be some sort
of sanction here,” Sen. Orrin
Hatch, chairperson of the Senate
Judiciary Committee, said. “The
question is what — from impeach
ment to censure to rebuke to con
demnation or what,” the Utah Re
publican said.
Added Rep. David Bonior of
Michigan, the second-ranking
House Democrat: “I think in the
days and months ahead you will
“I think the
president has a
chance of getting
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president to tea
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