A call for the White House to bring scandals into open

Enough is enough. As a taxpayer, I demand full disclosure from President Clinton regarding this latest White House scandal.

The Clintons and their scores of government and private attorneys have made a complete mockery of the legal profession. I would expect their type of legal shenanigans from lawyers representing a Mafia godfather or a client such as Al Capone, but certainly not from lawyers representing a United States president.

One scandal involving a president is one too many. With Clinton in office, we've had enough to last us into eternity. I will never forgive this administration for what it did to Billy Dale in the Travelgate fiasco, not to mention Whitewater, Filegate, the investigations of Webster Hubbell, Henry Cisneros, Ron Brown, Mike Estes, and the illegal foreign campaign fund mess.

As for the sexcapades, we've heard about Jennifer Flowers, Paula Jones, Katherine Willey, Dolly Browning and two or three others. It may not bother Hillary Rodham Clinton or the leaders of NOW, but it sure as heck bothers and disgusts me.

Clinton also treats the White House like a Democratic Party branch office, and this, too, is just plain wrong. A president is supposed to represent all the American people -- not just members of his own party.

The White House has changed its color to a sickly blue, and, until the president comes clean with the American people, the White House will remain tainted.

Nancy McKay

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