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To: Howard C. who wrote (1786)	12/15/1998 1:24:00 AM
From: Wigglesworth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4023

Wicked competitor in high school composition class!! Schippers: Later in the day in January 21st, the president called Sidney Blumenthal to his office. It's interesting to note how the president's lies become more elaborate and pronounced when he has time to concoct his newest line of defense. Remember that when the president spoke to Mr. Bowles and Mr. Podesta, he simply denied the story. But by the time he spoke to Mr. Blumenthal, the president had added three new angles: One, he now portrays Monica Lewinsky as the aggressor; two, he launches an attack on her reputation by portraying her as a stalker; and three, he presents himself as an innocent victim being attacked by the forces of evil. ... he told Mr. Blumenthal moments later: "And he said: 'I feel like a character in a novel. I feel like somebody who is surrounded by an oppressive force that is creating a lie about me, and I can't get the truth out. I feel like the character in the novel "Darkness at Noon."'