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

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To: jbe who wrote (8334)10/15/1998 6:07:00 PM
From: greenspirit  Read Replies (1) of 13994
 
Opps, sorry Joan. :-)

I understand what you're saying better now. Yes, I would agree that there tends to be a group of people (moralists) who do judge people based on their acceptance of this issue. I'm not sure that's the majority though. The people I talk about this issue with think the President is pretty much of a laughing stock. It's more of a look of what a pathetic leader he is. They can't believe he's our President, and try and turn a blind eye toward everything. Most I believe don't really care one way or another whether he stays or goes. All too many people have become completely cynical about the whole political process. They don't follow it, they don't think voting matters, and so they don't vote.

It's sad, but I believe that describes most Americans fairly accurately. Remember Clinton got less than half of the vote, from a vote of less than half of the people.

This whole episode will do nothing to heal American political cynicism.

Michael

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