This may be a revolutionary idea, but here goes anyway:
To: MLB/US Congress,
Step1. Charge Roger Clemens with the crime of using illegal steroids.
Step2. Convict him, if you can, in a court of law, in a fair trial.
Step3. Then you may waste your time, and our money, on stupid "he said, she said" hearings.
If you fail in Step2, forget Step3 and start governing this country.

John:
How can you pardon someone who has not been convicted of a crime?

Abuse of executive power: Check out Bill Clinton's last minute pardons if you want to see some of that.

You are a World Picker Brown Noser. What are you doing reading a newspaper?

Go blow your nose.

John:

PolSci is a freshman level liberal arts course. You flunked.

Common sense, and the law, says: no crime, no pardon.

Facts (at this point in time): No charge, no crime, ergo no pardon.

I agree, there is absolutely no way to defend Bill Clinton.

to be honest, I don't know who to believe. but here's my opinion of this circus.

john Q. public will not feel sorry for Roger Clemens. where is the sense in a guy who already makes a lifetime of living wages in two years or so of a contract, cheating with 'roids and hgh just to get still richer. or maybe its ego and he wants to be the "gretest" no matter what.

who can relate to a guy who takes advantage of access to congressmen by lobbying each one on his own behalf? lots of money plus access that 99% of can't or don't have equals a black eye in the public eye.

sit still roger and take your medecine. you're not gong down in baseball history, just going down period.