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HERE IS WHAT HE THOUGHT ABOUT THOSE SERVING THEIR COUNTRY.

Ms. Lewinsky testified that she and the President had a sexual encounter during this visit.(176) They kissed, and the President touched Ms. Lewinsky's bare breasts with his hands and mouth.(177) At some point, Ms. Currie approached the door leading to the hallway, which was ajar, and said that the President had a telephone call.(178) Ms. Lewinsky recalled that the caller was a Member of Congress with a nickname.(179) While the President was on the telephone, according to Ms. Lewinsky, "he unzipped his pants and exposed himself," and she performed oral sex.(180) Again, he stopped her before he ejaculated.(181)

During this visit, according to Ms. Lewinsky, the President told her that he liked her smile and her energy. He also said: "I'm usually around on weekends, no one else is around, and you can come and see me."(182) Records corroborate Ms. Lewinsky's recollection that the President took a call from a Member of Congress with a nickname. While Ms. Lewinsky was at the White House that evening (9:38 to 10:39 p.m.), the President had one telephone conversation with a Member of Congress: From 9:53 to 10:14 p.m., he spoke with Rep. H.L. "Sonny" Callahan.(183)

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The touching of breasts with his hands and mouth, by the way, was included in the definition of sex to which he and his scumbag attorney agreed.

At the time he was being serviced, he was discussing military funding with Callahan. He was discussing issues involving the potential loss of life of American servicemen. Scum, scum, scum.

Like you, I'm familiar with the Starr Report details. All of the pundits on TV smashed the report, but the facts are facts. X-42 seriously compromised our nation's security while having sex ( and yes, it is "sexual relations") in the Oval Office.

Remember his talking to Lewinsky at 2:30 am on an insecured phone line. And who amond the world's spy agencies might have a tape of that conversation? For that breach of security alone, he should have forced to resign, it was so reckless. But then it was all about him wasn't it?

When you walk at Monticello or Mt. Vernon, or among the graves on Civil War battlefields, and think of the caliber of men this country has been blessed with since its founding, I can't believe that we had this dysfunctional alley catting hayseed as a President for eight years.