Now, the criminal statute uses the word 'gross negligence.' And I can't for the life of me figure out what the difference between 'gross negligence' and 'extremely careless' is unless one really wants to parse some words.
Sensenbrenner questions the distinction between legal terms used in Clinton's case.
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You never used the term 'raising' to impeachable conduct for any of the 10 instances.
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