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January
26, 1998
Clinton Investigative Commission does one of
the first Impeachment demonstrations
calling for impeaching President Clinton.
They used to reside at http://www.impeachclinton.org



Over 2,500 people gathered on the mall, west
of
the Washington Monument,
to call for the impeachment of President Bill
Clinton.
Bill and Hillary may yet pay for their crimes.
Left: Representative Bob Barr who first called
for impeachment of Clinton.
Center: L.D. Brown, former Clinton chief security
aid who now exposes Clinton's corruption.
Right: Lucianne Goldberg who encouraged Linda
Tripp to tape
Clinton's co-conspirator to perjury, Monica
Lewinsky.
"It's the Perjury, Stupid" reads "Chicken
Willie's"
sign.
The one below also speaks for itself.
The "Committee
for Waco Justice" shows up again to remind the crowd
of Clinton's greatest crime--the murder of 82
Branch Davidians at Waco.
An interesting self-assessment by some freedom
fighters...
Around 300 people gathered on the west steps
of
the Capitol building
to call for the impeachment of President Bill
Clinton.
Ron Crickenberger, Political Director of the
National
Libertarian Party
calls for Impeachment, per the July, 1998
resolution
of party members.
He asserted Clinton should be impeached for his
many violations of the Constitution and
the Bill of Rights, not just for his criminal
perjuries. He mentioned that one reason
Clinton should be impeached is his signing
into law a bill forbidding the District of
Columbia
Board of Elections
from counting the number of votes received by
Initiative 59, that would
legalize medical marijuana. Polls show
the initiative, supported by all major
Mayoral candidates, won overwhelmingly.
The matter is now before the courts.
One man expresses his view about the reason
Clinton should be impressed. If only the
feminist
movement "got it"!!
Larry Klayman of Judicial Watch talks about
his
organizations'
efforts to seek the truth about Clinton's
obtaining
almost
a thousand FBI files illegally.
Representative Bob Barr, who has led the
impeachment
movement
for more than a year, rallies the crowd to keep
working.
Karen Szulgit was one of several D.C. Greens
and
supporters of Initiative 59
who threw a few catcalls Rep. Barr's way because
they were outraged that he
introduced the resolution to cut off money
(approximately
$500) for
the vote count. So rally organizers gave her
a chance to speak. However,
thinking she was just a pro-Clinton
counter-protester,
the crowd hissed and booed.
So few heard her call for impeaching Clinton
for voting for the undemocratic law.
Rep. Barr is in the far left of the photo.
It is unknown if the man holding the "Barr for
King" sign was friend or foe.
D.C. Greens pose for the camera.
Another reason to impeach the bum...
One man expresses his opinion...
And this is the man's house...
(Sign in window reads: IMPEACH NOW)

Impeachment Rally at Lafayette Park,
North of the White House. Libertarian Party
National Director Steve Dasbach addresses the
crowd.

President Bill Clinton began the bombing of
Iraq
December 16, the day before the House of
Representatives
was to vote on his impeachment.
For the next five days there were daily
demonstrations
by peace activists at the White House
until Clinton stopped the bombing.
It's not quite clear what the fellow below
was protesting at the White House, but he was
colorful!
On Saturday, December 19th, as the House of
Representatives was voting to impeach Clinton,
Iraq anti-war protesters joined with Free Leonard
Peltier
protesters to march from the FBI building to
the White House.
Protesting for peace at the north side of the
White House -- even as Clinton and his Congressional
Democratic Party cronies held a rally for the
Impeached President
on the south lawn of the building.
One man expresses his opinion of the larger
meaning
of Impeachment.
Photos copyright Carol Moore 1998. Photos may be used only with permission.