Lewinsky Returns as Clinton Trip Delayed
Monica Lewinsky returns to Washington ahead of her Monday deposition in President Clinton's impeachment trial. Clinton postpones a Feb 10 to 15 trip, planning a Mexico day trip on Feb 15 and a Central America tour March 8 to 11 to assess Mitch recovery.
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Poll shows Americans want swift end to Clinton trial
The Los Angeles Times poll finds Americans largely view the Senate impeachment as partisan and favor a quick resolution either by censure or dismissal. Most oppose extending the trial with more witnesses and doubt the Senate can reach the 67 votes needed to remove Clinton. Forty-nine percent back censure and 46 percent want the matter dropped.
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Monica Lewinsky book sales surge before release
Washington AI reports brisk advance sales for Monica's Story by Andrew Morton based on Lewinsky interviews. The 288 page biography climbs online bestseller rankings at Barnes and Noble and Amazon as February 21 release approaches amid publicity and Starr immunity talks.
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Hyde district backs Clinton in poll findings
In DuPage County many Republicans question Henry Hyde's impeachment leadership. A Triune poll shows 53 percent of Hyde's district with a favorable view, 52 percent of DuPage voters approve of his handling of impeachment, while 60 percent back Clinton's presidency. Nearly 6 in 10 would accept a reprimand or censure, and 89 percent want Republicans and Democrats to work together to resolve impeachment. Bert Davis of Elmhurst criticizes Hyde and says he won't vote for him again.
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GOP Senators Quiet Amid Clinton Impeachment Trial
Republican incumbents facing 2000 re elections tread lightly around the Clinton impeachment. Ashcroft and Abraham avoid media appearances as they adhere to impartial justice while polls show Democrats holding advantages on key issues. Analysts say midterm dynamics may hinge on impeachment messages and voter sentiment.
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