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To: greenspirit who wrote (17804)	4/29/2000 4:15:00 PM
From: haqihana	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

Michael, Great article!!! It may be that people are finally getting a belly full of such depraved conduct by everyone in the administration. Isn't it odd, that all this has come to a major situation because of a child? Don't I remember such a thing happening before? ~;=;o --haqi

To: greenspirit who wrote (17804)	4/29/2000 5:25:00 PM
From: gao seng	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

can you believe this guy? PREZ FOE: BILL'S STILL QUIBBLING OVER DIDDLING nypostonline.com By BRIAN BLOMQUIST WASHINGTON - President Clinton is arguing all over again about whether he had sex with Monica Lewinsky in a fight to keep his legal license, a lawyer in the case said yesterday. Clinton risks disbarment because a federal judge concluded he had sex and lied about it. The judge found Clinton in contempt of court for lying and referred the matter to the Arkansas bar for disciplinary action. Clinton paid Judge Susan Webber Wright's $90,000 contempt-of- court fine but has never admitted she was correct in ruling that he lied under oath. In the 85-page brief Clinton filed last week in the legal proceeding to disbar him, he argues once again about the definition of "sexual relations" and the meaning of "alone," lawyer Matthew Glavin said. "It's remarkable. He still thinks it's about sex. He still thinks it's about Monica Lewinsky. He still thinks it's not perjury," said Glavin, who heads the conservative Southeastern Legal Foundation, which is seeking to disbar Clinton. "It's a pathetic attempt to defend the indefensible. There is nothing new. You have heard all these defenses before." Clinton's response has not yet been made public - the White House is refusing to release it or comment on it - but copies went out this week to Glavin and Judge Wright. Glavin said he's allowed to describe Clinton's defense but not release it. The director of the Arkansas disbarment panel didn't return calls. Clinton first got into legal hot water by testifying in the Paula Jones case, before Wright, that he never had sex with Lewinsky and couldn't recall being alone with her - even though she performed oral sex on him 10 times near the Oval Office. In his bid to save his law license, Clinton also attacks Paula Jones's lawyers and argues that Lewinsky was never relevant to the Jones lawsuit, so any lies about her would be immaterial. Clinton's brief, which was filed by his private defense lawyer, David Kendall, includes an appendix on case law that runs more than 400 pages. Wright's office got a copy of Clinton's defense Thursday, a clerk said, but it's not yet clear if she plans to respond to it. Glavin said he'll respond next week.