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Politics : Did Slick Boink Monica?

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To: Bill who wrote (16942)	7/17/1998 10:49:00 AM
From: Zoltan!	Read Replies (1) of 20981

... According to the Associated Press, Mr. Clinton's private lawyers have told agents not to talk about anything they might have heard when the president was talking to his lawyers. Why the president's private lawyers are talking to them at all is a mystery. It looks like nothing so much as an attempt to intimidate the witnesses. If the president's lawyers are concerned about incursions into the lawyer-client privilege, they can take that up with the judge overseeing the grand jury; but by having his lawyers take the matter directly to those who have been subpoenaed, Mr. Clinton gives the impression he is attempting to influence their testimony. The Clinton administration has been unable to find a single judge who will agree that those agents shouldn't testify. And there is very little chance that Mr. Clinton will ever find one. Instead, the president may find that more and more judges are getting wise to the constitutional dangers that his legal and political maneuvers pose. washtimes.com

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