@Sturgis,
Sturgis wrote:
Quote: Clinton was convicted of nothing. His actions with Monica were legal. Further, she seduced him.
You really believe your nonsense?
For one thing, Clinton lied. When I put his quote in as a response to revelette it was regarding another famous lie, to tie in with the two which were listed and made by Repubicans.
His actions may have passed some sort of legal standard, however they were disgraceful. Further,if the average person lied as he did, they'd be convicted of perjury.
As for Lewinsky, there is no proof she seduced him so you are now adding slander to your list of
accomplishments. Further, even if she had seduced him, Clinton was an adult and could have refused her. Instead he lied to the American public, defaming Lewinsky as he did so and thereby causing a lengthy and costly investigation. He could have and should have just fessed up to his wife and top investigators at the very start.
Congratulations! You have managed to be wrong on everything.
Since Clinton did not lie under oath, there is no purjury. Further, he did lie, but did so as a married man with a child, as would any other man under such circumstances. Untold millions men cheat. Unfortunately for Clinton, that sleazeball Ken Starr put this information all over the Internet.
It was all over the media that Monica seduced Clinton by walking around with her thong exposed. Further, before joining the White House, she told others that she would seduce Clinton.
Starr, who was supposed to investigating Whitewater, took up the costly and lengthy Monica affair. Also, Monica told Linda Tripp all about her affair, and it was Tripp, a Clinton hater, who passed this on to Starr.