Clinton faces risks as testimony tests presidency
President Clinton weighs perjury charges and impeachment risks amid Lewinsky testimony. White House aides debate whether to acknowledge an intimate relation not defined as sexual relations in the Jones deposition. Clinton could still face questions on alleged efforts to obstruct justice and intimidate witnesses. The Starr investigation hinges on corroborating Lewinsky’s testimony and DNA evidence from a dress. Experts warn August 17 could be perilous, while aides urge truthfulness and calm.
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Advisers say Clinton to admit inappropriate relationship
Two anonymous advisers say President Clinton will admit an inappropriate or improper relationship with Monica Lewinsky when he testifies to the grand jury. They indicate he may acknowledge sex occurred, despite prior denials, while keeping further details private.
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