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Politics : Bill Clinton Scandal - SANITY CHECK

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To: Brad Bolen who wrote (35418)2/24/1999 1:35:00 PM
From: Dan B.  Read Replies (1) of 67261
 
As stated, I believe the ruling used the term "may." I recall Democrat Mr. Schippers using that term in characterizing the Federal Appeals Court Ruling of last fall. I suspect this ruling and/or the expectation of it was quite significant to the achievement of the ultimate Jones settlement.

>>"IS" is a definitive term. "May" is not. A judge's ruling that it "MAY" have been
material does not equate to "IS Perjury"<<

I did NOT say it equated. As I stated, you "may" consider that lies under oath IS Perjury in this case. YOU may say the term "may" is not the definitive term- however,as for my post, I USED the term "may" and it IS definitive there-in, Thank-you. Hence, both you and the American people "may" make a determination that it IS perjury. The polls show 70% to 84% have made that choice by concluding Presient Clinton DID commit perjury. AND obstruction.

I suspect these polls are as they are because it's difficult- and may be counter to common sense- to imagine that he thought his withheld evidence wouldn't affect the case. That Jones received a settlement only after information concerning the hidden evidence came to light is also information that may be considered in determining whether you think the withheld evidence affected the case

It's unfortunate that you had to use the term "is" in your post, isn't it? VBG
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