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To: tejek who wrote (182150)	2/5/2004 5:13:18 PM
From: mph	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1578214

Message #182150 from tejek at Feb 5, 2004 4:45 PM It would therefore appear that, in order to be consistent, the detractors of both Clinton and Bush should be in the same camp. After all, the theme is the same. ("You lied".) I love the right's moral compass. Lying about a BJ is the same as lying about starting a multi billion dollar war. Right ! I suppose from your viewpoint, Jackson and Timberlake should be hung right along with Clinton and Bush. I see you're being your usual tiresome, dense self. Why don't you reread my post before you get your panties in a twist. The Clinton fiasco was not simply about a BJ, it was about perjury. The truth eventually did come out, which showed unquestionably that he did lie under oath. There hasn't been the same kind of proof to show that Bush lied, vs. being mistaken vs. anything else. But that's not even my point. I find it interesting that people who love to shout "liar" are still apologists for Clinton or insist that folks like Kerry never took contradictory positions. It's all situational ethics or whatever is expedient to say on any given day. Your post is particularly illustrative. The "situational ethics" syndrome is why you cannot see that it is a serious matter for the POTUS to perjure himself, and why there is a different standard for entertainers than for the POTUS. If you want to talk about "moral compass", you better figure out what that means.