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Politics
Should Clinton resign?
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217 Although I disagree with much you say I commend such a beautifully written piechalfscot-9/13/1998
216 If Bob Dole were president today would his mind be fixed on what he could do tothomas hayden-9/13/1998
215 <i>Plus everybody knows this guy is profoundly truth challenged.</i>halfscot-9/13/1998
214 Yes, and such an admirable ruler too. <g> WS kahunabear-9/13/1998
213 Yes, give us all a break. I am tired of listening to it. WS kahunabear-9/13/1998
212 <i>The Economist</i> calls for Clinton to be gone: economist.com &Zoltan!-9/13/1998
211 <i>Was Monica in a position to say no? </i> Kneepads on or off? InImpristine-9/13/1998
210 I believe in our Constitution. I think it is the greatest blueprint for good godougjn-9/13/1998
209 ok, thanks for killing my appetite.Impristine-9/13/1998
208 Interesting that Bill Clinton only can present a sincere apology hours before tthomas hayden-9/13/1998
207 Very typical of a Clintonite, when your position is weak and undefensible, attathomas hayden-9/13/1998
206 Q. If Vice President Gore was there in his job, would he not have knowledge of J. Nelson-9/13/1998
205 She'll probably get a good TV movie deal from Harry Thomasson for "TheLes H-9/13/1998
204 You are too funny. I mean it Zolt! You and your litany of newspaper editorialslazarre-9/13/1998
203 Wow, you need a life. Maybe if you signed off your computer and got some fresGROUND ZERO™-9/13/1998
202 dougjn: I don't understand: Why should you prosecute him for perjury when Jacob Snyder-9/13/1998
201 dougjn: well put, but wrong. re: "it's a private matter". ClintoJacob Snyder-9/13/1998
200 Well known lawyers were saying Friday that Starr's charges would not stand robert read-9/13/1998
199 Yes, charges could be brought against Clinton for his perjury after he leaves odougjn-9/13/1998
198 No Clinton should not resign. Clinton rules!robert read-9/13/1998
197 doug, i'm not sure felony perjury is a a "high crime or misdemeanr&quoSkeeter Bug-9/13/1998
196 Let me make clear that I don't find Clinton's conduct admirable. I dondougjn-9/13/1998
195 Thanks much. Doug dougjn-9/13/1998
194 Doug,Skipped this post at first as I was catching up after an absence and thougpezz-9/13/1998
193 doug, is committing a felony that undermines the very fabric of our justice sysSkeeter Bug-9/13/1998
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