Romano,
The real issue is not what he did... but whether he lied when he was first
questioned about Monica.
As an American, I'm personally revolted that the public elected a president
that cannot tell the truth and is using executive privelage to hide his lack
of morals behind. If he'd said during his campaign something like "well,
Hillary's not enough for me, I find other women more attractive and will
probably have affairs", fine. That is truly his personal business. That is
between Bill and Hillary and Chelsea. Keep it to his private quarters.
His actions are like putting an intellectually challenged highschool
football "hero'" in power. "Hey, how much can I get away with?"
This is the man who is the "leader of the free world"?
Scary.
JMO
Jim
> -----Original Message-----
> From: romano@bellatrix.pcl.ox.ac.uk [SMTP:romano@bellatrix.pcl.ox.ac.uk]
> Sent: Tuesday, August 18, 1998 5:05 AM
> To: prubrew@ix.netcom.com
> Cc: triumphs@autox.team.net
> Subject: Re: Well....No Real LBC, (except Lyin' Bill Clinton)
>
>
>
> I would say: leave the man (Bill Clinton) alone. The crucial question is:
> Does he do a good job as president or not (this I cannot answer). His
> private life is his business. He's not the only married man who has
> made a "detour" or two. This may be right or wrong, but I'm sure that
> many people who have done the same criticise him for that. Very
> hypocritic. This is Hillary's business. It is sad enough that a
> politician has to be married and to present a perfect family in
> order to get elected. Of course he said "no" when he was asked whether
> he had some encounters with ML or not. As a president he is "not
> allowed"
> to do so. Of course he said lies, this is what politicians are
> especially
> good at. I think that the USA had already worse presidents, e.g. Ronald
> Reagan ....
>
> And now the flames, please!
>
> Romano
> '77 Spit
> Oxford UK
>
> >Listers,
> >
> >You probably feel as I, that arguing (discussing ... same thing) =
> >religion or politics is a no-win situation.
> >If so, delete now. Sorry for wasting your bandwidth.
> >
> > However, I'm real curious, knowing we have some of the more liberal,
> =
> >tree hugging types as well as the right of Darth Vader, so.... How did =
> >Bubba's little confessional come across to you? Would your opinion =
> >differ if he were an LBC aficionado, as opposed to the Mustang crowd? =
> >Since this is an International list(s), please let's hear the world wide
> =
> >opinion. If you don't want the general list bandwidth wasted, please =
> >reply to me directly. I will post results if you so desire.
> >
> > Personally ..if he really wants to stand up and be responsible for
> his =
> >actions, resign! Save us any more time and expense. JMHO
> >
> > Sorry again to those who hoped, like Bill does now, that this will
> all =
> >just go away. Not gonna happen Bubba !
> >
> >(opinions expressed are NOT those of the Triumph Travelers in general or
> =
> >any of its members in particular, myself excluded)
> >
> >Chris Prugh
> >72 Spitfar
> >Morgan Hill, CA
> >prubrew@ix.netcom.com
> >Triumph Travelers Sports Car Club
> >Publicity Director/Editor
> >
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