JUSTICE:
Crime & Scandal | August 3, 1998
THE
DANGERS
OF
PERSONAL
POLITICAL
ATTACKS
An Unpublished
Letter to Los Angeles Times
I don't know whether or not President Clinton committed adultery
and then perjury; but like anyone else, he should be presumed innocent
unless proved guilty.
I do know, however, that such personal attacks are the political
equivalent of chemical weapons: Because they are so terribly destructive
-- and easy to come by -- they are banned by civilized nations, if for
no reason other than to protect their own troops.
How disgusting can politics get? I'm afraid we'll all find out by
November.
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