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Politics : Did Slick Boink Monica?
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To: Frank who wrote (8642)2/27/1998 12:38:00 AM
From: Dwight E. Karlsen   of 20981
 
Frank, in a grand jury testimony, the IC doesn't press charges in the usual fashion. That is, there is no precedent for doing that, although I hear Starr is looking into that. What generally happens (ask Hillary) is that a group of lawyers under the IC write up a report and present it to congress. What congress does with the report is their baby. We do know that congress has recently added 17 attorneys to their staff, to help handle Starr's eventual report, assuming there is one.

On Lewinsky: I know no more than you. I don't know her. I'm formulating preliminary opinions based on media reports, the same as anyone. For all I know the tapes don't even exist.

There seems to be a lot of skepticism out here about the veracity of tape recordings. I thought the Watergate report evidence crucially hinged on tapes? Right or wrong? Is that all there was for evidence or not?
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