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I don't think there's anything innocent about her and I don't think she
claims to be. I think they were both thinking of only themselves and did not
care about the consequences.
I do care about the perjury, I think if we can't trust the president to
uphold the laws of the land then whom can we trust? If he gets away with it
them why shouldn't everyone else. This will set a bad president.
How did he find time to get any work done while all this was going on, did
he hire someone else to take over some of his responsibilities while he had
his fun during working hours?
If you or me got caught doing something like this in the office we would be
history by now.
What about Paula Jones? If he did harass her & them lied about it she has
been seriously wronged & this needs to be corrected.
The way I see it, If he doesn't or didn't care about what his daughter would
have to endure if the inevitable happened why should he care about my
children or yours.
I do not trust him to make decisions anymore. I know a lot of people will
say to me " But the economy is soooo good", MONEY IS NOT EVERYTHING!!!!
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[mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Bill Saxon
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Subject: "The Seduction of a President" by Kenneth Starr
My wife, who grabbed this best seller from my hands before I had a chance to
read it, made this observation. I tend to agree with her. Like most women
she
is quite intuitive. I do not think that Monica is the poor little intern
intimidated by a President who wielded his power and influence to have his
way
with her. To me (and my wife) she is an attractive young lady who by her
own
account seduced a relatively old fool who used the wrong head to think with.
I feel sorry for the man but I am not sure I want him as Commander in Chief.
Not because of the perjury but because of the lack of good sense. The
interesting thing is that with all the mulling over by the press I have
heard no
one put forth this observation. When I carefully read the details of the
encounters this conclusion seems reasonable and likely.
Any opinions??
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