Clinton Memory Lapses Raise Perjury Impeachment Questions
Washington reports show President Clinton repeatedly telling the grand jury that he could not recall key Lewinsky era events including intimate contact and conversations. The testimony spans deposition in Jones case and grand jury questioning as Congress weighs potential impeachment.
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Clinton grants first post-apology interview to Trude Feldman
President Clinton sat for a rare Oval Office interview with journalist Trude Feldman instead of major outlets. Feldman, noted for years in White House circles, secured the Yom Kippur session after pitching the idea at a ceremony. The questions focused on leadership, state of mind, and global impact, with no direct Lewinsky references.
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Republicans Seek Plan to Handle Impeachment Inquiry
Republicans on Monday debated a strategy to manage the public response to a likely impeachment inquiry into President Clinton. They worry about leadership tone and whether Newt Gingrich has become the focal point for attacks, while Democrats push a theme of fairness and support for Clinton.
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