Word: oaths
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...shield her. If she pointed out the storytelling benefits of a presidential affair, she also called the relationship "sick" and urged Monica to end it. And she asked Monica to let Clinton know the secret was out and that Tripp would have no choice but to disclose it under oath...
...Starr has breached more than just the President's tattered defenses. By its very example, his investigation furthers a truly unwholesome idea: that relations between consenting adults--even juvenile, unappetizing and wrongful ones--can be criminalized. All you have to do is corner the people involved, question them under oath and make them squirm...
...former Clinton aide has expressed doubts about the Morris story. But Morris or not, the polls back in January were absolutely clear: if Clinton lied under oath, 63% of Americans thought he should resign...
...think Clinton didn't know. He did not just poll about whether to lie in January. He was polling furiously in August right up to his grand-jury testimony, putting his finger to the wind to determine what story told under oath would fly with the public...
...innocuous, position on the President's predicament. "The Founding Fathers put a process in place. Now we need to let it work," Lucas says. "If he's guilty of perjury or obstruction of justice he should resign." He stops short of declaring whether he believes Clinton lied under oath. (The Cincinnati Inquirer and the Cincinnati Post have both called on Clinton to resign...