Clinton era investigations labeled cover-up not exoneration
The piece argues Robert Ray found evidence insufficient to convict the Clintons, labeling it a widespread cover-up. It asserts partisan bias, names media and figures, and warns that only a new president and attorney general can uncover truth and end the stonewall.
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Robert Ray
Bill
Hillary Clinton
Arkansas
Washington
Court of Public Opinion
Bill Clinton
al Gore
Democratic Party
Letters to the Gazette Urge Bush Victory on Education
An independent voter urges voters to support George W. Bush over Al Gore, arguing Bush's education plans would improve schooling. The writer criticizes the Clinton Gore administration for failing to deliver reform and asserts Bush has shown commitment through actions in Texas.
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the Times
Clinton-Gore
George Bush
Bob Dole
Hustler Magazine
George W. Bush
al Gore
Democratic Party
Texas
Buried Politicians Joke Sparks Civic Satire
A farmer buries a van load of politicians after a crash saying some claimed not to be dead. The highway patrolman asks if they are all dead, and the farmer quips that politicians lie. The joke uses political hypocrisy as fodder for dark humor.
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O.J. Simpson
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ron Goldman
Clintons
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