Our View Clinton's character becomes key issue
The piece argues that Clinton's character now drives judgment of his presidency and past ethics. It cites Starr’s indictments and various scandals, contrasts with Watergate and Iran Contra, and urges Americans to demand leadership defined by justice and prudence rather than polls.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
Kenneth Starr
Webster Hubbell
Susan McDougal
Jim McDougal
White House
Harry Thomason
Billy Dale
Dale
Energy
Hazel O’leary
Henry Cisneros
Labor
Alexis Herman
Interior
Bruce Babbitt
John Huang
Charlie Trie
Maria Hsia
Mike Espy
Agriculture
Donald C. Smarz
Tyson Foods Inc
Arkansas
Johnny Chung
Starr
Watergate
Iran
U.S
Lebanon
Operation Candor revisited by a Clinton ally
Joseph Sobran notes Bill Clinton framed his Monica Lewinsky affair as private life while testifying under oath. Clinton calls his actions misled and expresses defense through family language, while Starr’s probe is blamed. The columnist, writing from Arlington, VA, cites Nixon era echoes and public trust tensions.
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Hillary
Chelsea
Clinton
FBI
David Kendall
Grand Jury
Starr
Urs
Nixon White House
Hillary Clinton
Lewinsky
White House
Pentagon
Arlington, Va
Time to move on to impeachment columnist says
Don Feder argues Clinton lied under oath and misled the public about the Lewinsky affair and other alleged misconduct. He cites grand jury testimony, immunity grants, White House logs, and ties to China and Whitewater.
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Monica Lewinsky
Secret Service
White House
Paula Jones
Miss Lewinsky
Clinton
Jones
China
Kathleen Wiley
Whitewater
FBI
Esquire
Bob Kerrey
Lewinsky
Pentagon
U.N
Bill Richardson
Vernon Jordan
Democratic Party
Loral Space
Hughes Electronics
Ann Coulter
Bill Clinton
Coulter
George Bush
Feder
The
Boston Herald
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By Bruce Tinsley