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There he was for all to see with nary an apology in sight, in our faces once again, drawing still more attention to himself on this most solemn of days. Could he not have found the decency to stay away just this once?

I cried more tears that night before I fell asleep. I asked forgiveness for lending my time, efforts and resources to a man who became our president and the woman who went to the White House with him.

I know now that they were undeserving of our honor and respect. They brought shame to that great house.

And once again, I was most thankful for this good man and this good woman who live there now.

First, I saw the David Letterman program too. David Letterman even said "I think you're still President". I shuddered with nausea! Clinton NEVER ONCE stated how sad the tragedy was. He did pontificate on how things SHOULD BE DONE in HIS opinion. I was yelling "YOU IDIOT, ITS BECAUSE OF YOU WE ARE WHERE WE ARE TODAY!!"

Secondly, well said by Kathleen Willey!!

I totally believe her NOW, just as I did back then.

She isn't alone in feeling SICK she had supported that man and his wife. I've met many who feel likewise.

God Bless her, and her new hubby!! Well said Kathleen!!!

Kathleen has sure been through the fire and proven that she is pure gold.

As an aside, when the Kathleen Willey case of her allegations of being harassed by then President Clinton first hit the press, I was sharing a cubicle with an old diehard liberal Democrat male. (Note I did not say gentleman.) He looked Kathleen's picture in the paper and said, "I can understand why Clinton went for her. If I were younger, I could go for her, too." Barf! He retired shortly after that.