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To: Skywatcher who wrote (156565)	6/29/2001 2:36:39 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

Well crissy if you are like richie and have such a warm place for mr. bill, well enjoy. In contrast to Smeal and Ireland, a handful of courageous feminists did come forward to complain that they could no longer defend Clinton after Broaddrick's rape charge. One was Cynthia Alksne, a former sex-crimes prosecutor who wrote in the Wall Street Journal that there was enough evidence to convict and imprison Bill Clinton on charges of forcible rape. "One woman's word is enough to prosecute a rapist," Alksne reminded Journal readers. "Rape cases are routinely won or lost when a victim takes the stand to accuse the defendant of the crime. Indeed, the law explicitly permits a jury to convict a rapist on the word of the victim alone if her testimony is deemed credible. And anyone who watched Juanita Broaddrick's NBC News interview with Lisa Myers would have to conclude, at a minimum, Ms. Broaddrick was a credible accuser." Alksne continued: "When I was a sex-crimes prosecutor, rapists often got at least eight years of public housing - in jail, not the White House. If these allegations are true, jail is where Mr. Clinton belongs." This is in the news as the current leading feminists are all for hearing because someone is making money on a book that claims he lied to make money. Hmmmmm. Don't you just love the lunacy of the vacant liberal minds. you all have a nice day now hear. tom watson tosiwmee newsmax.com