Clinton's sleaze ethics scrutiny grows for Whitewater probes
Cal Thomas notes four Clinton officials face ethics inquiries including Ron Brown, Hillary Clinton's health care task force disclosures, and payments to a former mistress. He cites past editorials criticizing the administration's ethics as Whitewater hearings loom and media may press the sleaze narrative.
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Oklahoma City reflection needs more than demolition
Deborah Mathis argues the Murrah Building implosion does not cure broader social ills. She warns that real victims remain in pain from drug addiction, violence, and inequality, and calls for prevention, opportunity, and sustained civic responsibility beyond punishment.
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Gramm and the smutty politics of values
Mike Royko defends Sen. Gramm by arguing a past investment in a skin flick and the broad culture of adult humor reflect ordinary American attitudes. He notes Gramm’s resemblance to Ol Clyde the basset hound, his party switch, and questions virtue signaling amid widespread smutty content and jokes.
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