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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever?

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To: j_b who wrote (4990)9/11/1998 7:01:00 PM
From: Les H   of 13994
 
2. Observations by Secret Service Officers

Officers of the Secret Service Uniformed Division noted Ms. Lewinsky's
1997 visits to the White House. From radio traffic about the President's
movements, several officers observed that the President often would head
for the Oval Office within minutes of Ms. Lewinsky's entry to the
complex, especially on weekends, and some noted that he would return to
the Residence a short time after her departure.(418) "It was just like
clockwork," according to one officer.(419) Concerned about the
President's reputation, another officer suggested putting Ms. Lewinsky on
a list of people who were not to be admitted to the White House. A
commander responded that it was none of their business whom the
President chose to see, and, in any event, nobody would ever find out
about Ms. Lewinsky.(420)
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