Clinton Lewinsky ties surface in White House scandal document batch
Highlights from thousands of pages released by the House Judiciary Committee show White House aides gossiping about a sexual relationship between President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky months before the scandal broke. Lewinsky says they did not have sex. others discuss jobs, appearances, and probes amid a tumultuous week.
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Fragmentary quote hints at affection or fascination
The fragment suggests a description of a person who appeared somewhat enamored, with hedged phrasing indicating partial certainty. Read as a diary or testimony excerpt, it captures a mood rather than a clear event or outcome.
Lewinsky Scandal Reveals White House Tensions and Enforcers
Grand jury testimony shows White House aides feared Monica Lewinsky’s proximity to President Clinton. Enforcers like Evelyn Lieberman pressured staff to remove her while Lewinsky pressed for better postings. Clinton asked about her firing as aides described the internal power struggle.
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Federal Judge Orders Outside Expert in Starr Leak Probe
A federal judge appointed a special master to assist in the Monica Lewinsky inquiry, aiming to review Starr’s evidence for possible leaks of grand jury information. Anonymous sources said Judge Norma Holloway Johnson ordered the step last week as Starr’s office denies improper disclosures.
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Hyde aims to finish impeachment inquiry by year end
Rep. Henry Hyde, chair of the House Judiciary Committee, hopes to conclude the impeachment inquiry soon, possibly by year’s end. He signals a “natural deadline” tied to Congress’s expiration on Jan 3, 1993, while Democrats press for a firm deadline. The start of any new-session legislation remains uncertain.
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Impeachment Handbook revived from 1974 Watergate crisis
Yale law professor Akhil Reed Amar writes foreword as Charles L. Black Jr. original text on impeachment basics is re issued in New Haven Connecticut. The book analyzes what crimes might justify removing a sitting president and reflects on Richard Nixon’s resignation.
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Road to impeachment stirs Democrats in Clinton era
The week unfolds with the impeachment inquiry shaping into a partisan clash as Republicans push the inquiry rules while Democrats worry about backlash. Analysts note defections could reach about 50 in the House, with voters watching how Democrats balance loyalty and accountability amid broader Kosovo and Starr information dynamics.
Political stakes rise as Clinton impeachment inquiry looms
A scholar and former White House aide say Democrats will not push to impeach Bill Clinton before an election. They warn GOP leaders like John Linder that indicting the president amidst broad public support could backfire on Republicans. Omnstein notes cross-party approval but predicts pressure will push a aggressive inquiry forward.
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Two Women and a Web of Lies in Starr Docs
The release of thousands of Starr documents lays bare Linda Tripp and Monica Lewinsky, two White House linked figures, once close through dieting and chats, now portrayed as adversaries with manipulation and secrecy. Their exchanges reveal tension, threats, and shifting loyalties amid calls for a tell all.
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Jones camp tips Starr on Lewinsky affair impeachment moves
The committee plans to meet Monday with Republicans pressing for a formal impeachment inquiry. David Schippers plans to urge expanding grounds to include perjury and concealing a crime, stressing the case is not about sex. White House aides race to sift 4600 pages of testimony to counter Starr.
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