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To: fatheroz who wrote (1222)	9/20/1999 10:34:00 AM
From: Jim S	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1449

I'm having trouble following the logic of your post, Oz. I assume you are saying that since some Republicans had extramarital affairs at some point in their lives, that they have no right to publicly condem illegal activities by anyone else? If that's your point, it is mighty short on logic, and would mean that very few criminals could ever be prosecuted. Maybe the point that needs to be clarified for you is that Clinton BROKE THE LAW. All these other terrible deeds you are harping about may have been immoral (or maybe not, depending on your morals), but were not illegal. Maybe you don't, but I make a distinction between "criminals" and so-called "sinners." and any time someone wanting to do good, or someone with a lick of common sense accidentally gets that high up, they're made to look the fool. I agree with you on this point; I'm really going to miss Mr. Newt. jim