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Politics : Did Slick Boink Monica?

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To: greenspirit who wrote (6330)2/13/1998 3:55:00 AM
From: Zoltan!   of 20981
 
>>All he needs to do now is come clean, fess up, and in about 6 months I think most of this stuff will blow over. The problem is he has refused to answer even some of the most basic questions regarding his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. If he would just answer the questions, I believe it would go away.

He won't, unless forced:

KEEP MUM unless the polls drop is the White House strategy for now.

Worries about top adviser Bruce Lindsey's talks with Clinton fuel the push
to have legal counsel covered by executive privilege. Lindsey phoned
Linda Tripp last summer to find out more about Kathleen Willey's
allegations of sexual harassment against Clinton. But White House aides
believe Lindsey was "very careful" in that conversation.

Clinton tells aides who ask about his alleged sexual relationship with
Monica Lewinsky, "It never happened." He doesn't define "it." The
president will try to ride out the storm and not answer specific questions
about the controversy. Aides say that approach would change only if
Clinton were to suffer a catastrophic slide in the public-opinion polls.

interactive.wsj.com
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