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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (8057)	10/8/1998 4:52:00 PM
From: Zoltan!	Respond to of 13994

The Liar's Liar THE RELIABLE SOURCE By Ann Gerhart and Annie Groer Thursday, October 8, 1998; Page D03 Blumenthal's Brigade Add the Monicagate grand jurors to White House assistant Sid Blumenthal's fan club -- already jammed with current and former presidential aides, Congressional Republicans and members of independent counsel Ken Starr's staff. It seems the grand jury was a mite miffed when, after his Feb. 26 appearance, Blumenthal stood on the courthouse steps and complained that Starr's minions "demanded to know what I had told reporters and what reporters had said to me about Ken Starr's prosecutors. If they think they have intimidated me, they have failed." Blumenthal admitted talking to reporters about Starr's lawyers but denied any White House plot to smear them. At his second appearance June 25, the grand jury foreperson voiced "some serious concerns" about Blumenthal's alfresco oration, according to the latest 4,610-page document dump by Congress. The foreperson (hey, gender-neutral titles are rarely elegant) upbraided Blumenthal, saying, "An inaccurate representation of the events that happened were retold on the steps of the courthouse. We would hope that you will understand the seriousness of our work, and not in any way to use it for any purpose other than the purpose that is intended, and that you would really represent us the way that events happened in this room." search.washingtonpost.com As NightLine had reported.