Our View: Defend Actions in Sudan With Evidencegrounded War
The piece argues the United States should provide solid evidence for its missile strikes on Sudan and Afghanistan, noting disputes over the Sudan plant EMPTA claims. It cautions against destroying civilian medicine facilities and urges transparency before continuing military action. It frames the issue in moral terms and calls for an international investigation.
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United States
Sudan
Afghanistan
Clinton
Arab League
Great Britain
Arab Nations
Kuwait
U.N. Security Council
EMPTA
Iraq
Statesmanship in Washington as Lieberman attacks Clinton
CAL THOMAS notes Senator Lieberman on the Senate floor chastises President Clinton for moronic behavior and lies, linking his conduct to Hollywood culture. He calls the president deceptive and a threat to moral authority, with support from Kerrey and Moynihan. The piece weighs political survival, Starr’s report fallout, and possible shifts in Democratic losses this fall.
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Washington
Joseph Lieberman
D-Conn
Senate
Clinton
Barry Goldwater
White House
Richard Nixon
Lieberman
Monica Lewinsky
Miss Lewinsky
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
New York
Kerrey
Ken Starr
Capitol Hill
House
Bill Clinton
al Gore
Moynihan
America
Apology debate as Clinton weighs responsibility
Tibor Machane argues that true apology implies personal responsibility while denying free will. he notes Clinton's phrasing can be mere lament or admission of fault. He questions the value of apologies in a climate denying accountability and reflects on self-determination versus determinism in human action.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
Hillary
Machan
Chapman University
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
Freedom Communications Inc
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