Our View Congress staggers into cyberspace
The editorial argues Congress will regulate the Internet this year. It notes the push to require filtering in schools, spyware on spam, and a ban on online gambling. It warns that using large appropriations bills as the vehicle risks half baked, symbolic laws.
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Barry Steinhardt
Electronic Frontier Foundation
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John McCain
Arizona
Patty Murray
Washington
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State Departments
Dan Coats
Indiana
U.S. Supreme Court
Jon Kyl
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We Have Been Played For Fools By Clinton Spin Tactics
Thomas Lowell argues that the Clinton era hinges on obstruction of justice, not sex. He contends Starr’s investigation targets deception and power, warning that improper framing risks eroding constitutional law and American governance.
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David Kendall
Kenneth Starr
Monica Lewinsky
Starr
Whitewater
Vernon Jordan
Iam
Ene
United States of America
United States
Lowell
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
No apology from Clinton as telecast falls short
Cal Thomas argues the presidents Monday night statement lacked genuine repentance. He compares it unfavorably with Swaggarts and Kennedys admissions, accuses Clinton of lying to the public, and predicts impeachment hearings as Congress weighs evidence. The columnist dismisses the speech as legal rhetoric and calls for accountability.
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Ted Kennedy
Clinton
David
Bathsheba
Ken Starr
Democratic National Committee
Roy Romer
Jim Nicholson
America
House of Representatives
Thomas
Tis
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