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To: Annette who wrote (85170)	12/14/1998 1:16:00 PM
From: jim kelley	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 176387

**OT**** Annette, Ask yourself, do you have a double standard? One for yourself and one for the President? Hyde, Barr, Bono and how many others on the House judiciary committee have lied to the American people during the course of these hearings. Also, Starr claimed that he had no bias against the President but his report was completely biased and then he became an advocate for impeachment before the house. It is this kind of double standard of duplicity in politics that is making people sick of all these politicians. They speak of the rule of law while they dismiss the will of the voters as valueless. They are arrogant and ruthless men standing before us and acting is if they were boy scouts and girl scouts defending mom and apple pie. Moreover these same politicians want to strip the President of the right to defend himself by demanding that he confess to perjury. These same people would destroy Clinton and his family financially after destroying and smearing him in public over his personal lifestyle which they chose not to agree with. The political environment in Washington is vicious, hypocritical, arrogant and partisan-not good for the country. Many of these politicians are guilty of worse transgressions than Clinton. Matters such as this should not be issues for congress. It is crazy and sick. There is a bright side to this matter though. People are getting a chance to see what the people whom they elected to congress are really like and congress will be tied up for a long time which means they will not be able to pass more bad laws for a while. I expect DELL to do well despite this BS. Regards, Jim Kelley