>Having been a Psych major once upon a time, I'm keenly aware of subliminals and the power of suggestion. I also have worked with lots of data (as most of us have) and therefore, I tend to not trust those who interpret it.

Then you must believe the earth is flat and the sun goes around the earth. :) Face it, we have to rely on "experts." The world is too complicated for all of us to interpret our own data.

>I believe you are going to change your mind and most of America will when they see the upcoming videos.

This is such a slimy tactic by the Republicans. Grand jury testimory is by its nature supposed to be secret. First, Starr leaks it, then the Repubs want to sell it at Blockbuster. It's like they said "Hmm, we released the Starr report, and the people still like Clinton. What can we do next?". Believe me, Clinton isn't the only one who looks bad as a result of this whole affair.

>You'll get to see that his contrition isn't really.

I believe his contrition is just as honest as any other statement he's made. :)

>Do you believe he does this prayer breakfast on the same day the report gets released just as a matter of coincidence?

John, if you're really surprised by this, then can I gently suggest that you're acting a little naive? :)

>On another front (Wag The Nation), whatever happend to the emergency of the terrorists?

Even his Republican opponents have said that there's no way the attacks had anything to do with Lewinsky. Why shouldn't we believe them?

>He's a low life who will do ANYTHING to protect his interests

Sounds like Nixon. :)

>and I lay all this acrimony at his feet. He has the power to stop it at any time.

Why should he, if the people don't care?