Clinton impeachment report fuels partisan reaction and leaks
The Starr report triggers divided reactions as Republicans promise a steep climb ahead while White House aides plan counterattacks. Witness accounts detail Lewinsky's testimony and Clinton's grand jury statements, including a DNA link and calls about witness lists, with lawmakers reacting across party lines.
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Clinton Defends Self by Legal Definitions in Starr Reply
The White House 73 page response argues Clinton did not commit perjury or impeachment crimes, despite a sexual relationship and incomplete answers to Jones lawyers. It frames impeachment as a mix of law and politics, stressing public support and legal standards rather than criminal fault.
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