IMPEACH CLINTON CAMPAIGN 1993
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MICHAEL K. BENN   P.O. BOX 671054   DALLAS, TEXAS 7536  (214) 739-9000
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The impeachment process provides a means of monitoring and checking
misconduct by a "civil officer" through the use of legislative forum.
The Constitution makes it clear that this process is not intended to be
an action executed through the court system.  The Constitution also
places the responsibility and authority to determine whether to impeach
and to draft articles of impeachment in the hands of the House of
Representatives.  A number of means have been used to trigger the
House's investigation.
 
       THE IMPEACH CLINTON CAMPAIGN IS USING THE PETITION FORMAT
 
We will present millions of voter petitions, signed by the voters, to
the House of Representatives and the Senate.  This petition will
trigger the Judiciary Committee of the House to draft articles of
impeachment against President Clinton.  The matter is then presented to
the Senate for trial.
 
Under the Constitution, The Senate has the unique power to try an
impeachment.  The decision as to whether to convict on each of the
articles must be made separately.  A conviction must be supported by a
two-thirds majority of the Senators present.  A conviction on any one
of the articles of impeachment brought against an individual is
sufficient to constitute conviction in the trial of the impeachment.
Should a conviction occur, then the Senate must determine what the
appropriate judgement is in case.  The Constitution limits the
judgement to either removal from office or removal and prohibition
against holding any future offices of public trust under the United
States.  The precedents in impeachment suggest that removal can flow
automatically from conviction, but the Senate must vote to prohibit the
individual from holding future offices of public trust, if that
judgement is also deemed appropriate.  A simple majority vote is
required on a judgement.
 
Signing the petition for impeaching President Clinton goes far beyond
calling Washington or writing letters expressing your opinions.  This
is a legal process that gets right into the legislative process.  It
makes you a lobbyist.  It makes you a part of a lobby group that has
direct influence over the lawmaking process of the United States of
America.  The more signatures, the stronger the lobby.  Our goal is
somewhere between 10 and 20 million signatures.  It will take a lot of
energy and money, but it is well worth it.
 
We can't let this administration set the precedent it is well on its
way to setting.  We must set a precedent of our own that tells
government just where the true majority stands on homosexuality, rising
taxes, the deficit, and the total disregard the Clinton administration
has for law and order.
 
Just one example is the health issue.  A federal judge has ordered
Hillary Clinton in violation of law on forming health policy for the
nation.  She continues to do so because President Clinton will not
uphold the law on this issue or any other issue.  He has complete
disregard for upholding any laws that interfere with his agenda and
completely disregards any group that opposes him.  He slanders and
disregards these groups as being radical and self serving.  We are
talking about the health industry, the pharmaceutical industry, the
retired military groups, and most all church groups.  The only group he
fully supports and spends valuable time promoting are homosexual
groups.  This is completely demoralizing our military.  What a
disgrace.  He completely undermines the confidence of most every group
in the country.
 
Please sign and circulate the petition form.  Make copies and
distribute them to other circulators. A postscript copy of this
petition is included in file Impeach.ps. This file be printed on a
postscript printer that accommodates legal-size (8.5 by 11 inch) paper.
If you have trouble printing legal-size on your printer, then the
file Impeachltr.ps can be used to print the form on letter-size
paper.  This letter-size printout should then be enlarged on a 
photocopier to legal size using an expansion of 130%.

Posted by Bob Roesser                     roesser@gmr.com