20
May
The following, by Jules Feiffer, ran in Tuesdays The New York Times.
The monologue is delivered by a young woman, seated in a comfy chair, leafing through a copy of the STARR REPORT:
You read the complete text and you begin to understand …
That the real problem of the Clinton Presidency is not that he lied under oath or obstructed justice…
The real problem is that theres a teen-ager living in the White House.
Clumsy, flirtatious, demanding, rejecting … scared, shamed, dishonest, diffident.
No handcuffs, no whips and chains, just classic adolescent guilt-ridden lust.
I dont think he should be impeached … I think he should be grounded.