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To: laura mechem who wrote (712)	9/14/1998 2:00:00 AM
From: Jim Mulis	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1533

I just returned from watching the movie " Saving Pvt. Ryan " tonight. Just to be candid; I've never been in the military, nor have I seen combat. None of us really knows how we would react in those circumstances.But when I think of the sacrifices, the heroism, and the honor depicted in this film and contrast it to the actions admitted by Bill Clinton, it doesn't make me feel proud that he is our commander in chief. A lot of these soldiers laid down their lives for their friends. Clinton couldn't even be truthful with his friends. There is no personal integrity or honor to this man. He does not deserve to be leading this country.

To: laura mechem who wrote (712)	9/14/1998 2:37:00 PM
From: The Philosopher	Respond to of 1533

why don't you list those "provable felonies" mr. lawyer 1. Lying to government officials. In case you don't know it, lying to government officials even not under oath is a felony. He admitted lying to cabinet officials in an official cabinet meeting. He lied to Secret Service officers on duty about matters that affected their official duties. All felonies. 2. He lied under oath. For all Kendall may argue about legal technicalities, he lied. There are others, but those will do for a start. Re your concern that it is "only about sex," so what? Pornography, prostitution, sodomy are only about sex and people go to jail for them. The head of the national legal system doesn't believe in the rule of law, doesn't believe in obeying the laws it is his job to uphold and enforce. This may not matter to you. It matters to me, and to a lot of people who are right now in jail for things a lot less serious than Clinton did.