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To: tejek who wrote (228753)	4/11/2005 10:57:24 PM
From: Peter Dierks	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1572711

I assume you're referring to the woman from San Diego......the one that did a boxing round with Tanya Harding. From what I understand, she now is claiming the GOP put her up to making those accusations. You see.........when you get in the gutter with certain people you can't trust what they will say in the future. Its too bad you all had to smear one of the best presidents this country had in the 20th century. I have no idea who you are talking about. >The former president managed to smoke pot, dodge the draft, probably rape Juanita Broderick, drop his pants for Paula Jones, “comfort” Kathleen Willey, award Monica Lewinsky the first known set of Presidential Knee Pads, perjure himself, suborn perjury, obstruct justice, get impeached for it, and then avoid conviction on the basis of his use of the term “right wing.”< intellectualconservative.com Its too bad you all had to smear one of the best presidents this country had in the 20th century. Reporting facts about a man is considered smear? You are smearing Tom DeLay. I am keeping a historical perspective of the former perjuror in chief. I agree that Clinton is probably one of the best Presidents of the 20th Century; I would rank him near the nineteenth best in the twentieth century. He certainly was the first President to bring the shame of being convicted of a crime while in the White House. Even the most partisan sites rate President Reagan and Kennedy above Clinton. Clinton has the highest negatives of any President that even a few idealogeus loved. In fifty years, President Reagan will be the President who defeated communism; President Bush 43 as the one who brought Democracy to the radicalized Middle East; Clinton as sex between the Bushes; Kennedy will be remembered for staring down the Soviets; FDR for WW II and social programs. The allegations of a vast right wing conspiracy will be minor foot note in the story of a minor President.