Bill Clinton Set the Tone

Citizens for a Sound Economy ^ | July 3, 2002 | Paul Beckner

[CutMyTaxes]

We're all angry at the lies and self-dealing of many corporate leaders these past five or so years. It turns out, the conduct, behavior, and moral tone of our leaders really does matter. Where were all of these liberal critics when Bill Clinton was setting the tone with abuses of office, perjury, and irresponsible behavior?

[Paul Atreides]

In line....behind Monica.

[SpinyNorman]

That's easy: they were attached to his hindquarters like remoras on a shark. It was a wonder that they could pry themselves loose long enough to perform their dubious functions.

[AmericanInTokyo]

There was no shortage of moral relativism apologist articles a few years back essentially saying that private morals and/or honesty did not matter in public life. But public life also means in a position of corporate power and influence over many people's 401ks and futures.

I think we should search our records and start posting these articles that came out by Liberal Democrats in mass in 1998 and 1999 in the midst of Perjurygate.

Rub it in their faces, I say. They, too, Set The Tone.

[chiefqc]

Although willie the pervert is no longer president, a big cheer for that, his butt and oral buddies who still defend him are still in office and still don't see that this discrace of a person did antything wrong.

[mewzilla]

On CNBC's Kudlow and Cramer (hope I spelled their names correctly, someone mentioned three cases of corporate criminality that happened under Bubba's watch and went unprosecuted. The only one I recognized was Sunbeam's Chainsaw Al Dunlap. Anyone see the program and recall what the other two cases were?

[1234]

"Noted Connecticut criminologist Dr. Henry Lee...said positive proof that Clinton is Williams' father would require DNA test information not included in OIC documents released to the House...."

"Five agencies have refused to endorse the accuracy of Clinton's published DNA profile. This further suggests that the President's DNA may have been altered for privacy and security reasons. With the Star magazine DNA tests taken from OIC documents and the fact that there may have been an altercation, the paternity test could prove to be worthless.

Published in the March 1, 1999 issue of Ether Zone Online! Copyright © 1999 Ether Zone Online (http://etherzone.com). Reposting permitted with this message intact. ETHER ZONE ARTICLE

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