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In article <36053C9E.6B9A@math.harvard.edu>,
Robert Winters  <rwinters@math.harvard.edu> wrote:
>"Wizard" wrote:
>> He "lost his draft card" / proven to be an outright LIE
>> He smoked Refer but "didn't inhale" / accepted as being a moronic LIE
>> He lied about Jennifer Flowers ...
>> He has lied about auctioning off "weekend get-aways" in the White House
>> He lied about Whitewater
>> He lied about Lewinsky
>> His defense about Lewinsky is more lies and his public head hanging is
>> simply more lies.
>> 
>> He should take his own advice when he public stated something to the
>> effect that " Nixon has lied to the public and should resign"!
>> 
>> .. and you should learn to keep you nose out of america's affairs.
>
>He's my guest. Deal with it.
>
>Regarding your parade of lies, can you please explain how any one of
>them has any effect on the affairs of state? 
>
>Does Clinton's draft card affect foreign policy? 
>Does his evasion on smoking marijuana have any effect on whether or 
>   not he'll veto the tax cuts?
>Is Gennifer Flowers on the verge of being named an ambassador?
>Would your staying at the White House affect relations with the Russian
>   government?
>Are the alleged financial misdealings in the Whitewater case the cause
>   of major swings in the stock market.
>Does the quantity or quality of a Lewinsky blow job have a significant
>   effect on education policies?
>
>Richard Nixon authorized political espionage. If you want to accuse 
>   Clinton of something of that magnitude, then the lines are open. 
>   Until then, next caller.

ROTFLMAO!!!

Are you seriously saying that the Democrats don't try to get 
information by spying on their opponents?  I bet that they each
try like hell to get preliminary info about their opponent's
TV Ads before they're aired.  That's just an example of espionage.

Now committing crimes, or covering up for others that committed
crimes, that's probably what you mean.  There is no evidence that
Nixon knew about the crimes until after they were detected.

His stupidity was that he tried to cover the s**t up.  Clearly 
the burglary wasn't worth the risk, but there are stupid staffers
in every party/campaign.

Nixon tried to cover up the actions of others, and used gov't
employees to do it.

Clinton used Betty Currie to cover up gifts that were subpoenaed.

Clinton tried to cover-up, and caused Secret Service records to be 
altered, or not properly kept.  

Then there are the Clinton people reading the FBI files of political
opponents.  Reading them in the White House.  If yousay stupid staff
here, see my comments above about stupid staffers.  You may want it
both ways, but you can't have it both ways.  :-)

These are abuses of power.  That, in part is what this is about,
though it doesn't get as much press as the sex parts.


Chuck Demas
Needham, Mass.

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