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

To: PiMac who wrote (12332)	5/11/1999 12:35:00 AM
From: Catfish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13994

CLINTON LIES AGAIN --- AND IT'S NOT ABOUT SEX By Neal Boortz on Nealz Newz You probably don't remember the March press conference. After all, they didn't ask many questions about sex. The press did ask Bill Clinton whether or not the Chinese had managed to steal any nuclear secrets from the United States since he became president. He said no. No, the Chinese hadn't stolen any nuclear secrets on his watch. Not only did he say that the Chinese hadn't stolen any secrets --- he said that nobody had said anything to him about any such spying at our nuclear labs during his presidency. Well --- it turns out he was lying. Serious lies. Lies that go to the heart of our national security. Lies that go to the very core of your future and the future of your children. He lied, and it wasn't about sex. It was about you. Last week the New York Times tells us that Clinton was being briefed about Chinese espionage activities over five months before that March news conference where he issued his denials. Then, yesterday, Tim Russert manages to pry an admission out of Clinton's Energy Secretary Bill Richardson that --- yes indeed – the Chinese HAVE stolen nuclear secrets since Clinton came into the White House. And yet ---- there are still people out there, sadly enough, who believe that Bill Clinton is just short of being an absolute God. How can we believe this pathetic man on ANYTHING he says? SO – JUST HOW TICKED OFF ARE THE CHINESE? That bombing of the Chinese Embassy in Belgrade last week almost certainly was a mistake. The Chinese, though, are going to make the absolute most of it. They will gain in terms of international prestige and power --- at our expense. The end result of Clinton's Legacy War? Improved international stature for Communist China and for Russia, and a kick in the credibility teeth for NATO and the United States. There is just no end to the number of wonderful things that Bill Clinton has and can do for us. I can hardly wait for his next contribution. boortz.com

To: PiMac who wrote (12332)	5/11/1999 12:57:00 AM
From: Catfish	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 13994

PiMac, Regarding Perjury: Go to the Los Angeles Times website latimes.com and search the archives using "Diane Parker" as a keyword. Other Federal Workers Pay High Price for Perjury Diane Parker did what President Clinton is accused of doing. As a U.S. postal supervisor in Florida, she had sex with a subordinate, lied about it and got caught. As a result, she lost her job, was tried and convicted, and now is serving 13 months in a federal prison. Barbara Battalino had sex with a patient in her Veterans Affairs office in Idaho. She lied about it and was caught and she lost her job and medical license. Prosecuted, she pleaded guilty and was fined $3,500. Today she is serving a six-month home-detention sentence. Parker and Battalino are but two of 115 people now serving time for committing perjury in federal court proceedings--the same charge that brought President Clinton to the brink of impeachment and removal from office. Perjury is a felony, regardless of the underlying offense.