You and I and everyone else knows
THERE IS NO PERSONAL LIFE INSIDE THE DOORS OF THE OVAL OFFICE.
Granted, there used to be a "gentlemen's agreement" with the press to ignore shenaigans.
I never really approved of the Kenneth Star investigations after the first few months, they couldn't prove what they wanted to (and I don't discount yet were true) but then they just had to find something no matter what.
Even so, it doesn't justify Clinton fooling around in the Oval Office. If that isn't using the impression of power, influence, importance, et al, to overwhelm someone and take advantage of them, what is? And nothing justifies lying under oath. Of course, every man that excuses this, and I heard this literally at work from many, says that any man lies about getting some.
Unfortunately, any man that cheats (note, republican, democratic, conservative, liberal, communist, fascist, any other ism you care to think of included) on his wife will probably lie and deny it hoping to cover it up.
Snort, as good or bad about anything as JFK may have been, Clinton didn't measure up to him no more than Dan Quale did.
And using the Office of the Presidency of the United States of America to get oral sex was certainly more wrong than an unfortunate episode of illness at an state dinner. Overblown as it was, it was much more egregious than picking on poor George for getting ill isn't terribly becoming, either
Clinton was an extremely charismatic person, much like a lot of religious 'leaders' that have obtain near cult like status among their followers.
RogerNC
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