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President Clinton: Leader?

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Introduction Compact

Here is a thread for serious discussions about the President's
troubles. There is another thread where anything goes, have
fun with it. Please keep it civil here. Thank you for being
considerate of others.

What will his latest actions do to the market? Don't you think we
have enough problems without another scandal? I'm hoping
that there are others here on SI that can help us to determine
what effect this will have on our investments.

A few comments:

I didn't vote for the man, but he has tried to accomplish a few
good things. I don't agree with many, many things he has done.
But he was elected by a majority of the people, I could say you
all elected him. So I'll ask, where to from here? Do we run him
out of office for making a mistake? Or for lying about it and trying
to cover it up? Which sin is the worst?

Thank you for your comments. I won't be offended if you perfer the
other thread.

KZAP

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Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
206	THE TRUTH: Message 5789715	SOROS	-	9/18/1998
205	ELIZABETH GRACEN: SLICK "IS A VERY DANGEROUS, MANIPULATIVE MAN"	DD™	-	9/18/1998
204	Clinton Survey thread " Clinton resign Yes or No" Subject 22879 We	JJMM	-	9/16/1998
203	LOOKS LIKE WE'LL BE ABLE TO SEE A PERJURER LIE ON VIDEOTAPE BEFORE THE GRAN	DD™	-	9/16/1998
202	THE FIRST LESBIAN, HRC, NEXT FOR INDICTMENT? HILLARY'S NEXT IN STARR CROSS	DD™	-	9/15/1998
201	BILL CLINTON: AMERICAN CALIGULA By PEGGY NOONAN Message 5749601 DD	DD™	-	9/15/1998
200	IMPORTANT Message 5739216	SOROS	-	9/13/1998
199	Can I try to get back to stocks, at least the political aspect? Under Market T	Ed Brynes	-	8/9/1998
198	Bob, By "buggy whip" I meant antiquated. 19th century system trying	anyer	-	8/6/1998
197	More spending on public schools is not going to solve the problem. And the loca	Les H	-	8/6/1998
196	Bob, Public Education is a monopoly...and whether our children go to a publi	Shawn Donahue	-	8/6/1998
195	<< <i> Parents are not victims. They have the responsibility to dem	Machaon	-	8/5/1998
194	>Hmmmmm!? Interesting point. In a way, it's like blaming the victims, &	Les H	-	8/5/1998
193	<< <i> I think the decay in the educational system is not the fault	Machaon	-	8/5/1998
192	I think the decay in the educational system is not the fault of the politicians	Les H	-	8/5/1998
191	Shawn, first of all: Good article. Thanks for posting it. << <i>Bi	Machaon	-	8/5/1998
190	Bob, Bill Clinton and the Democrats are definitely effecting the economy...	Shawn Donahue	-	8/5/1998
189	<i>I'd like to see many changes to our legal system. The first change	Catfish	-	8/5/1998
188	<< <i> As for nationalized health care, the country seems to be mov	Machaon	-	8/5/1998
187	Ongoing scandal investigations: Campaign Finance Travel Office Firings FBI Fil	Les H	-	8/5/1998
186	<< <i> You didn't respond to the inefficiecy of the "buggy	Machaon	-	8/4/1998
185	<< <i>What's 1.5 million dollar against that 8% payroll tax Cli	Machaon	-	8/4/1998
184	Hey Bob: You didn't respond to the inefficiecy of the "buggy whip&quo	anyer	-	8/1/1998
183	What's 1.5 million dollar against that 8% payroll tax Clintons wanted to im	Les H	-	7/31/1998
182	<< <i> Yeah so was OJ Simpson and I don't think there are many	Machaon	-	7/30/1998

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