This is a good idea.
Before their PED involvement, Bonds and Clemens were working toward HOF careers. It's possible that Bonds would have gotten in if he had retired instead of juicing. Bonds was extremely productive in Pittsburgh and his pre-PED days in San Francisco. Clemens was tapering off in Boston and rebounded in Toronto, which is where his PED use allegedly started. He won ~160 games after he left Boston and was a 20 game winner 3 times in the final 11 years of his career.
IMO, Schilling should not be in the HOF. His body of work does not support it. He won only 215 games in his 20 years. And, 71 of those wins came from 2001-2004, the PED era. He's never been on the PED list, but... Last, and this should not matter very much, he's an embarrassment to baseball. He's a meathead. His vote count keeps climbing each year. That's either because of complacency or limited real choices. He should not get in.
My "support" for Bonds and Clemens in the Hall makes me less of a purist, but baseball really did not care about this at all. If they did, they would have acted. It was great for the business of baseball.