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To: The Phoenix who wrote (65100)	9/11/1998 2:54:00 PM
From: William Triplett	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 176388

OT <<Lying under oath is a crime to be sure. So, when someone is asked (a public figure) "did you have sex with that woman" under oath, they should tell the truth.>> YEP. <<What's at stake here is how this country will be run going forward. If lying about what you do in your personal life under oath is impeachable then nothing is sacred and every elected official will be at risk. We'll find out things about these people that we don't want to know and it will be our money that will be paying for it.Our country will turn into a soap opera and we will cease to operate effectively in the world community.>> It already is a soap opera. What's more is, a majority of U.S. citizens think this incident is the first time this guy has lied to them. The funny thing about lies is that one you've told a small one, it's strangely very easy to tell a larger one. Regards, Bill