Republican firebrands want to try President Clinton in the Senate, but party elders and Democrats are looking for a way out. Utah's Orrin Hatch made censure noises on the Sunday talk shows and Monday, former White House occupants Ford and Carter called for a censure that would include "a public acknowledgment that [Clinton] did not tell the truth under oath, [but] which cannot be used in any future criminal trial to which he may be subject."
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Republican firebrands want to try President Clinton in the Senate, but party elders and Democrats are looking for a way out. Utah's Orrin Hatch made censure noises on the Sunday talk shows and Monday, former White House occupants Ford and Carter called for a censure that would include "a public acknowledgment that [Clinton] did not tell the truth under oath, [but] which cannot be used in any future criminal trial to which he may be subject."
