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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (352704)	2/3/2003 2:05:11 PM
From: jlallen	Respond to of 769667

Bill Clinton, a lawyer and officer of the Court, highest executive officer in the nation, submitted affidavits from Monica Lewinski which he knew to be false...in a judicial proceeding brought by another citizen. No one is above the law in the US..not even the President. Its a quaint little tradition we have....Comparing the personal failings of political rivals to Clinton's attempt to place himself above the law is silly.

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (352704)	2/3/2003 2:06:20 PM
From: one_less	Respond to of 769667

"I just object to the obvious partisan politics and favoritism. I would care about Bush if he had made a big issue about morality.then I care that he would be such a hypocrit......." This is the reason, I changed my views on Bill Clinton. I started out as a supporter but as soon as I realized that he had violated my trust, I withdrew my support. I doubt the sincerity of your statements regarding the hypocricy of any republican if you are not willing to apply the same logic to Bill Clinton, something you have always avoided. " Every time Bush talks about trust it makes chills run up and down my spine. The way he has trampled on the truth is a travesty of the American political system." - Presidential candidate Bill Clinton, describing his opponent (Federal News Service, 10/28/92) "There's just no such thing as truth when it comes to him. He just says whatever sounds good and worries about it after the election." Presidential candidate Bill Clinton describing his opponent, George Bush (Quoted in the American Spectator, 10/28/92)