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To: DMaA who wrote (178544)	9/7/2001 12:13:25 PM
From: Mr. Palau	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

In all fairness, at most it shows how you can live a moral half-life, since he was middle age (or close to it) when he had the escapade to which he admits. You are assuming he has been a saint since. And of course Newt and Livingston teach different lessons.

To: DMaA who wrote (178544)	9/7/2001 12:19:10 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

I don't find this a positive development. This kind of book though factual and true in unseemly from the wife of a Solicitor General. Book Says Clinton 'Incoherent' in Final Days Barbara Olson's explosive new book isn't out in bookstores yet and won't be available for several more weeks, but details of her "Final Days" are already starting to leak out. Olson is one of Washington's most well-connected attorneys. Her husband, Ted Olson, is Solicitor General of the U.S. Her "inside" White House sources will, no doubt, be impeccable. NewsMax hears that Olson will reveal that Clinton and his wife acted like fleeing dictators racing against a timeclock in losing their kingdom, trying to loot the presidential palace before they choppered out. Olson reportedly describes Clinton as looking "bleary-eyed" in his last days. Staff found him to be "incoherent" as he roamed the mansion's corridors. Hillary acted more like a Byzantine queen while making her departure - and Olson claims the duo looted the White House to the tune of $190,000 in gifts. Months before leaving the White House, the Clintons began transferring government property, including 70 priceless museum pieces, to Arkansas. newsmax.com tom watson tosiwmee