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To: Ron who wrote (1269)	11/11/2004 10:12:11 PM
From: SiouxPal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 361199

"But I also think that Clinton's behavior was reprehensible on just about every level. First, I would lose respect for any person in a position of power who would have an affair with a young intern. There are easier ways to get off that don't involve ruining a young girl's life. Second, Clinton knew that the right was after him. When he sat in the Oval Office, cigar in hand, he was betting his own political future. But he was also running the risk of humiliating and hurting the causes of millions who fought for him during two elections. Third, he lost all pretense of loyalty. He told all of his closest aids and cabinet members that the charges were false. He allowed those most dedicated to him to make fools of themselves." I agree so much with that. Here's a total winner of a guy, only to let his libido allow him to do those stupid ignorant things in the Oval office. Bill DID undignify his office when he did Monica IMO. Sioux