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To: Wayners who wrote (6514)	2/1/2004 12:53:16 PM
From: cosmicforce	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 20773

Star caught him getting a BJ in the Oval Office? I don't think that is accurate. My point was that with a lot of people talking to other people about private matters which have no impact on the rest of the nation (not to mention a lot of hearsay and innuendo being involved) he was "caught", as you put it - the act was private and really he shouldn't have been "caught" by anyone because all parties were willing and I suspect it isn't illegal in Washington to get a hummer. He didn't do it in the Rose Garden in full view of the press and public. The fact is that nobody "caught" him, per se. He was ratted out by people performing illegal call monitoring and enemies with a political agenda. Now, who's business was it if he was getting blown? Hillary's. Not mine, yours or Ken Star's. No Americans were hurt by this lie and its the kind of lie that most Americans already tell about their personal lives. If only the same was true with the lies from Bush we are getting now. And he is getting "caught" - he's saying the lies openly, in full public view, they impact thousands of Americans directly and when they are shown to be wrong, he lies some more.