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To: Suma who wrote (70969)6/6/2008 1:25:39 PM
From: Cogito  Respond to of 543025
 
Suma -

I think what he should have done was to simply refuse to answer the questions. He should have said that it's nobody's business but mine, and I refuse to discuss my private life. And he should have stuck to that.

What he wanted to do, I believe, was to hide the facts from his wife. So he lied, hoping he'd get away with it.

- Allen



To: Suma who wrote (70969)6/6/2008 1:32:45 PM
From: Mary Cluney  Respond to of 543025
 
<<<I think that if he had told the truth from the beginning... the American people would have been forgiving.... at least the majority ... but lying ... .. or fabricating... that is another thing. Especially under oath... right ?>>>

I don't really remember, but was he convicted for lying or was there proof that he was lying?

I mean, technically, he may not have had sex with that woman, Monica Lewinsky, .... in the biblical sense. Is there any proof he did?


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