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To: Stockjet who wrote (85498)	12/15/1998 9:35:00 PM
From: JAMES BORECKI	Respond to of 176387

Stockjet <. I cannot agree, however, that the prohibition against perjury is a "questionable law." It is basic to our system of justice. If our witnesses are free, without fear of consequences, to commit perjury at their discretion, then we might as well choose up champions and have trial by combat.> My biggest fear has always been bottom line decisions without deep soul searching. It sounds like your struggling with the Clinton situation, and I think that is very healthy for both you and the country. However, I am still struggling with the premise of forgiveness as the first step to turning things around. For me, it boils down to whether one believes that Clinton IN is going to make life better then Clinton OUT. If one believes the opposite than that is OK as well, as long as it includes a process of searching for the wisest direction. JimB