Word: keeper
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...often scandals come to this. The fate of those on the upper deck hangs on the mettle of those below. History belongs to Henry Kissinger and Madeleine Albright--until it devolves to Dwight Chapin and Rose Mary Woods and Betty Currie. But this time we have more than the keeper of the secrets moving center stage; we have the moral center of a drama that had lacked one. If Linda Tripp has come to be the Iago of the piece, full of malice, Currie occupies a place of goodness nearly unparalleled. One of her closest friends, Judy Green, a vice...
...from the consequences of his misadventures, from Gennifer Flowers to Travelgate. Which is why it is not surprising that on Friday independent counsel Kenneth Starr subpoenaed Lindsey to testify before a grand jury about the President's relationship with Monica Lewinsky. White House aides often describe Lindsey as "the keeper of the secrets." The question now is whether, under oath, he will have anything to reveal...
...that provocative climate, the No. 1 keeper of good order was Evelyn Lieberman. A Hillary operative in Bill's world, she went to the White House in 1993 as the First Lady's assistant, then moved up three years later to become Clinton's deputy chief of staff. Until she left that job in December 1996 to head the Voice of America, her White House duties could include anything from arranging furniture to making sure aides had the President's briefing papers ready. But Lieberman also put a brake on the freewheeling Clinton kids. She would regularly upbraid interns...
...Which will no doubt come as a relief to the White House. But can they really rest easy? According to TIME magazine, Clinton pal Bruce Lindsey -- the ?keeper of secrets? -- is in Starr?s sights. Clinton aides would not confirm or deny Monday that Lindsey, the No. 2 in Clinton?s counsel?s office, had been subpoenaed. They?ll be meeting with prosecutors this week to discuss what they privately describe as Starr?s ?unreasonable? demands for documents...
Even after his retirement, Bailey continued his association with the University he loved as honorary keeper of records...