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Politics : Did Slick Boink Monica?
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To: Grainne who wrote (15501)6/1/1998 5:02:00 PM
From: Zoltan!  Read Replies (3) of 20981
 
George Stephan-lie-alot is sanctioned for lying by omission and willful total NON-recall:

Lamberth ordered sanctions against former White House aide George Stephanopoulos for his responses in a March 8 deposition. ''Stephanopoulos' claims of memory loss are simply not believable,'' the judge ruled. The current ABC network commentator was directed to pay attorneys' fees and costs for ''failing to comply'' with a Klayman subpoena....

...This is the kind of forgetfulness that Judge Lamberth deplored in sanctioning Stephanopoulos. The former Clinton adviser in his March 8 deposition repeatedly responded to Klayman's requested documents: ''I have checked my files several times. I don't have anything.'' When did Stephanopoulos check? ''I don't know.'' Did he check certain specific files? ''I don't remember.''

Lamberth ordered Stephanopoulos to ''conduct a reasonable search for documents'' and then go through another deposition that he would have to pay for. Harold Ickes could face the same treatment.
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Marbe it's time to write and tell ABC they must remove a commentator who has such a faulty mind.

It is such a tragedy and so very convenient that all the Clintonistas acquire such advanced and selective Alzheimer's in their prime when called before a court.

There should be a government program devised to help combat this all too-pervasive condition that has reached mini-epidemic proportions among the Clinton-inclined in the D.C. environs.

As Quayle said and the Clintonistas prove in practice,

A mind is a terrible thing.

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