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Politics : Should Clinton resign? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Impristine who wrote (68)	9/10/1998 1:02:00 PM
From: mrknowitall	Respond to of 567

BTW it's "McGwire" - but to answer the question: NO. He should not resign. Let the constitutional process be played out. While the slime of his "style of behavior" is about to be authenticated by evidentiary proceedings, and our opinion of him withers even further, the last thing he should do is let all of it stick. IMO, the White House response is going to be aggressive, ugly, vindictive and personally damaging to certain key players on the opposing side. As sick as that sounds to most reasonable people, keep in mind we are witnessing the actions of 1) Lawyers; 2) Politicians; 3)Intellectual elitists. Don't forget that the White House staff has FBI files on hundreds of opponents, and that trump card, while already dealt, has not been played. The "scorched earth" strategy is real, its viable and Slick and Hillary would use it in a heartbeat if they thought their political careers were in real jeopardy. The "comeback kid" will be standing at the podium during the Democratic Convention to the cheers of his minions. The Dem's will have taken their beating and be a smaller minority, but, they'll commiserate, look to the long term and lick their wounds. God help the next Republican nominee and president. The slime will still be dripping when he moves into the White House.