House to Release Starr Evidence in Impeachment Inquiry
The House Judiciary Committee agreed to publicly release audio tapes of Linda Tripp and Monica Lewinsky and thousands of pages from Kenneth Starrs probe into President Clinton. The move comes as Republicans and Democrats frame the impeachment inquiry amidst campaign politics and public opinion polls.
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White House Hosts Morning Strategy Calls To Save Clinton
A daily White House conference call with about two dozen Democrats coordinates strategy to save Bill Clinton's presidency. Participants include lawyers lobbyists pollsters and former officials, sharing poll data and plans after Starr's report to Congress. Steve Ricchetti convenes these sessions as optimism grows over new polls showing support for avoiding punishment beyond censure.
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Ann Lewis
Steve Ricchetti
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Garin
Democrats Hope Clinton Scandal Mobilizes Voters
Democrats claim the Clinton Lewinsky affair rallies their base ahead of the midterm elections. They credit House Republicans and Starr for overreaching, while polls show mixed improvements in Clinton’s approval and conservative voter enthusiasm. The plan targets core groups to limit losses as six weeks remain.
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Rumored Starr quote is false about media and sex acts
Washington report says a widely circulated quote attributed to Kenneth Starr about public media and explicit content is bogus. The item, tied to a 60 Minutes interview supposedly from 1987, has been shared by Democrats and others online but is untrue and lacks any verifiable source.
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