>Cleary.....the guy made a mistake....a big one. In the grand scheme of things, what he did was not that big of a deal. How he handled it was bad. No good can come from either his resignation or him being impeached. Yet, if he is rendered totally ineffective as a leader, he may have no choice but to resign. Regardless, it is still a black mark on both the office and the country.
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I think if he wants to go down in history as stateman, he should resign, but I'm not sure the missus will allow him to be.

By resigning he can expose Starr and tell the public, that too much is too much.

>All of the sensationalism surrounding the case has been tiresome. Most people could care less what goes on in the world - unless it deals with who is boinking who. The next part of the Starr Report will deal with the Whitewater stuff. Do you think that will get the same play as the first part? I don't think so - no sex.
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>As for me, I have severed ties with Prima Publishing. They have chosen to lower thier standards to the extent of re-printing and selling the Starr Report. I refuse to write for any publisher that engages in that kind of crap.

My kind of a guy. You have my vote for the next president of the US. :)

Make sure that you do not loose too much though. This is definitely not the way the world is going. Information age they call. It _is_ a lot of fun though, sitting here in Belgium :).

Regards,

Marc