Perils of Bill Clinton Deepens as Immunity Shifts Loom
The Lewinsky transactional immunity deal widens the legal spotlight on President Clinton. Critics warn that a possible obstruction or perjury case could arise if he remains uncooperative. Starr nears a potential endgame, while the courts compel White House aides to testify amid ongoing political risk.
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Mike McCurry
Monica Lewinsky
Lewinsky
Kenneth Starr
McCurry
Bill Clinton
Bill
Marcia Lewis
Starr
Paula Jones
Clinton
Whitewater
Secret Service
Bruce Lindsey
Later rather than sooner in the Lewinsky saga
SOBRAN argues the Clinton White House delayed truth to protect itself. The piece critiques the administration and Starr, noting perjury and obstruction of justice risks and predicting the truth could emerge if Lewinsky testifies, with lasting damage to public life. Sobran, Arlington author and columnist, signs off.
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Monica Lewinsky
White House
Oval Office
United States
Kenneth Starr
William Jefferson Clinton
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Clinton
Omaha Beach
Private Ryan
Starr
Senate
Trent Lott
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
Carville
Sobran
Arlington
Small Soldiers Allegory Draws Fire Over Soldier Portrayal
Don Feder critiques the 1998 film for glorifying violence and depicting American soldiers as mindless killers while using a Vietnam allegory. The column contrasts Commando Elite with nonviolent Gorgonites, links Hollywood pacifism to antiwar myths, and cites Brudno’s Newsweek piece about veterans’ sacrifices.
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Vietnam
America
U.S
HBO
Private Ryan
Newsweek
Robert J. Brudno
North Vietnam
Brudno
Hitler
Saddam Hussein
Air Force
E. Alan Brudno
The
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