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THE ISSUE: Former President Bill Clinton steals back the stage with his new book. Bill Clinton still doesn't get it ("Clinton Comes Clean," Editorial, June 18). His hubris and arrogance were what led him into the trap that others set for him. All he had to say when asked about his extramarital dalliances was, "I do not answer questions about my personal life." That would have been the end of the story. Rudy Giuliani did that with his affair. President Bush did that regarding his wild college days. Now, Clinton writes another 1,000 pages of nonsense? He still doesn't get...

CLINTON'S PRESIDENCY: WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN Sat Jun 26, 8:00 PM ET By Cynthia Tucker Bill Clinton hopes to be acquitted by history. Fortunately for him, though, no subject of history is ever around to hear its verdict. Scholars will probably wonder what drove legions of conservatives to hate Clinton with such fury that they wasted years and spent a king's ransom trying to drive him from office. They will no doubt note that Clinton accomplished much despite the "vast right-wing conspiracy": He righted the nation's finances after decades of dangerous deficits. He drove the initiative that stopped a pogrom...

Chinese spying and the White House Peter Zhang BrookesNews.Com Saturday 14 June 2003 I was going to write on the Korean situation but the attempt by the Democrats and their media allies to smear President Bush and belittle his Iraqi success persuaded me that I should turn my attention to Chinese spying and former President Clinton's intelligence scandal. I know that telling people I told you so is not always the tactful thing to do, but considering the current situation and Clinton's betrayal it has become a political imperative. What still needs to be investigated is the bribes that the...

Let's take a page from the Democrats' playbook: We won't censure Lott, and we'll move on. Just as the Democrats did with Raping Billy Jeff Clinton, serial abuser of women and his position. Maybe Trent can get a book deal, and a few hundred large per speech.