[Yaelle]

Well, according to Chandra (through the aunt), he didn't like to go out much. Wasn't she practically LIVING at his place when his wife was not in town (which was nearly always, though she was there when Chandra was killed).

Man, straight from the Clinton School of "Denah [deny], denah, denah."

[Howlin]

I found this:

After finally admitting to having a sexual affair with the 24-year-old intern, Condit continues to deny any knowledge of, or involvement in, her mysterious vanishing. ABC announced yesterday that Connie Chung has been awarded an interview with the now-infamous Condit, who is believed to be making a push to convince his constituency that he was not involved in any wrongdoing, outside of the extra-marital affair with Levy.


Now, how can he now claim no affair?

[Howlin]

Condit should immediately withdraw his suit – for it is likely to hurt him far more than help him. Even assuming that Condit had nothing at all to do with Levy's murder, his case is still a weak one. And discovery in the case could still prove very embarrassing for him, as well as hurtful to his wife and children. Moreover, even if Condit pursues his case to the bitter end, the damages he receives could be scant, at best.




Why Gary Condit is unwise to sue author Dominick Dunne for libel
http://archives.cnn.com/2002/LAW/12/26/findlaw.analysis.hilden.condit/

[LauraleeBraswell]

Condit voted for the impeachment of Clinton.