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To: i-node who wrote (190904)	6/18/2004 7:39:18 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573814

You can argue that Clinton was a victim of Ken Starr. But Clinton did what the Left does best, which is to blur the lines between right and wrong, so that pretty soon people can't tell what is and what isn't. Like Cheney and Iraq? At least Clinton's blurring [if that's what it was] was about sex. What about Cheney's blurring.....its resulted in the death and injury of thousands and yet you remain mute. Such hypocrisy........... The Marc Rich pardon is a great example, as is the Lewinsky affair, the travel office scandal, and tens of other "minor infractions", none of which taken alone amounts to anything. And when they are taken together, they still don't amount to anything. He was a great president! Deal with it!