[EMAIL PROTECTED] (William J. Foristal) writes:
Hi Sue,
Darn, I missed the show. Did she give any new perspective on this thing?
I also saw that CNN had some show involving Goldberg, the woman who
encouraged Tripp to make the tapes. Missed that one too. :)
Bill
On Mon, 06 Apr 1998 13:41:51 -0700 Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
>Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
>Hi Bill:
>
>Tonight on Dateline the publisher woman is going to give her side of
>the
>story.
>
>They had excerpts this morning on the Today show and she certainly is
>defending Linda Tripp to the max. I only got to see a little of it
>this
>morning, but it looks like it will be pretty good. She certainly is
>quite frank about her feelings in regards to all of this. She came
>right out and said that she really enjoys being in the thick of the
>whole thing, "being a player is great fun", as she put it.
>
>I agree I don't see Starr indicting Monica. And I don't see congress
>kicking Clinton out. Public opinion is too much on the side of
>Clinton. They may not like the man, as the polls say, but they do
>approve of the job he is doing.
>
>Sue
>
>Sue
>> Hi Sue,
>>
>> Clearly Starr has no case against Lewinsky unless he can get
>> corroborating evidence to show that she DID have sex with Clinton
>and
>> that Clinton told her to lie about it. Her affadavit given under
>oath
>> states that she did not have sex with Clinton. All she has to
>testify in
>> defense of any indictment is that her statements to Tripp amounted
>to an
>> immature woman's bragging to a person who loved gossip and made a
>great
>> audience by reacting with wide eyes and open mouth. There is no
>crime in
>> bragging to someone an lying when not under oath. So to indict her
>would
>> be more ridiculous than what Starr has done already.
>>
>> IMO, based on what the public has been told, no indictments will be
>> forthcoming and Starr will send his report to Congress and that will
>be
>> the end of it. The lawyers get rich and the taxpayers get a bit
>poorer.
>>
>> Bill
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>
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>2.
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