Our View: partisan bias harms moral standards in politics
The piece argues that Clinton era scandals reveal how liberals defend a president when positions align with their agenda. It attacks the so called sexual harassment laws as tools against political enemies and warns that double standards erode accountability. The view urges the public to demand integrity regardless of partisan goals.
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Stalling timing could decide Clinton Starr probe outcome
Thomas Lowell argues that delaying tactics by the Clinton White House and allies slow the special prosecutor Kenneth Starr, shaping public, political reaction ahead of November elections. He notes the risk that postponement may backfire if evidence strengthens, influencing Congress and courts post election.
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Clinton uses plain language plan amid probe dodge
Cal Thomas denounces the Clinton White House for delaying the Starr investigation through executive privilege and attorney client claims. He contrasts past figures like John Dean with current leadership, accusing the administration of dishonesty and obstruction while urging accountability and court action over congressional routes.
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