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To: hmaly who wrote (132928)	2/16/2001 4:14:45 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1570437

Harry, There is a difference between having alcoholism and having a drinking problem. There is? The reason he isn't drinking alcohol is because he has a problem drinking it and that's why he's an alcoholic. BTW why don't you go to an AA meeting and tell them that dubya has his drinking problem under control and watch the reaction. Bill has yet to deal with his problems, and as long as we enable him, he will continue to do so. We enable him? You MUST be the king. I don't know him, let alone enable him. Do you think you might let him work out his problems in his own time? Really, they do not impact you in any way now. What did you expect? A little humility and there I go if not for the grace of God. [I am hoping with all these biblical references that you might get what I am saying.] Tell me, are all those snickering without sin? Or are they small people both in terms of penis size and otherwise? AT the very least, the dems. shouldn't have bought sex issues into play with the Clarence Thomas Hearings. The Dems. accused Thomas of sexual harassment because he said a dirty joke and because he harassed Hill by asking her out for a date several times. Now you have the nerve to say Bill should have been allowed to have state troopers ask Paula up to his room so he could ask for a blow job, without any criticism. Yes, I am......let him be tried for any laws he violated.......I do believe P. Jones got her settlement. But to criticize or giggle or snicker....never. I speak from experience. Twice I was accused of sexual harassment. The people in the company who wanted me to go down used it for all that it was worth. They laughed, made jokes behind my back, gossiped etc. It was the worst experience of my life.....I was humiliated even though I was innocent of the accusations. Eventually my accusers confessed that they lied and I was exonerated; however, the turning point came before that when a woman, the company receptionist, came up to me while I was standing in an area with a lot of other employees around and said in a very loud voice, I know you would never have done what those people are saying....you are too nice, too caring, too good looking and I am sorry you are going thru this. Everyone turned and looked...I was about ready to cry. That woman took the high road...she didn't have to....and it made such a big difference in my life. So take a page from this woman's book and stop with the judgment....no one is in the position to judge someone else no matter whether the person is guilty or not. And nothing is gained by your judging. I feel very sorry for Clinton...he has been humiliated beyond belief.....publicly, in front of 260 million people.....let it go. ted