Letter: Clinton's defenders should be asking other questions
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1998 | 9:53 a.m.
To the editorial writers who still support Clinton and want the nation to "move on" to more important things, I also have a question. Why would a nation want to trust a man with matters of any importance, when he has lied throughout his political career about things great and small.
To everyone who thinks that Clinton's White House sexual escapades are a private matter and still support him, I have two queries. Are you so afraid to admit that you voted for a dangerous man that you blindly support him? Are you so narrow-minded that you think Monicagate is just about sex?
With a high approval rating still in hand, Clinton still has a firm grasp on the sheep (read: citizens) of this country who think he is doing a good job. The words of Hitler's spinmeister Joseph Goebbels has been taken to heart by the Clinton gang. If the lie is big enough or if it is told often enough, the people will believe it.
Robert Bencivenga
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