Clinton's acquittal impeaches America

Statement from Daniel B. Jeffs, Founder of the Direct Democracy Center.

The acquittal of Democrat President Bill Clinton by a unanimous Democratic
Party block in the Senate preventing the required two-thirds majority to
convict, is clear and convincing, unimpeachable evidence of our
government's incapacity to follow the law, the original intent of the
Constitution, policing themselves or administering impartial justice at the
highest levels.

President Clinton's trial was no less disturbing than the Republican
Party's majority handing down articles of impeachment in the House of
Representatives, vigorously impeded by a unanimous and rancorous Democratic
Party defense.  Even more troubling, were the blatantly biased bastions of
the legal community and the press, both dominated by Democrats, which 
seriously affected the vulnerable public mind.

Pontificating politicians posturing to retain their personal power and the
plague of the news media and political pundits aside, the Democrat and 
Republican monoliths of the two-party system stand as irrefutable proof of
a polarized government wasteland, stifling representative democracy and
eroding the republic.  These defining acts, at least, provide us with a
moment of truth.  Political parties have no place in the election process, 
nor inside government. 

Requiring the unadulterated truth from a nonpartisan, more direct
representative democracy, government is the common sense solution to a 
deeply infected system out of control.  The people and the Constitution are
in dire need of a breath of new life with a constitutional amendment
establishing justice and restoring the blessings of liberty to ourselves
and our posterity.  If our history has taught us anything, it is this: 
Given the truth and the responsibility, ordinary people are capable of
extraordinary
things.
 America cannot survive without them.