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Chris Hiers' wonderful animated editorial-political cartoons, updated each week on FoxNews   The Trial   Le procès Larry Flynt and Bob Livingston   Larry Flynt et Bob Livingston 81 Questions and Answers   81 Questions et Réponses Complete video version of Starr's testimony   Le témoignage du procureur Starr en vidéo Impeachable Offenses   Les offenses citées pour la destitution Petitions supporting Clinton   Pétitions en faveur de Clinton The Video Testimony   La Vidéo du Témoignage Supporting Evidence From the Starr Report   Les documents appuyant le Starr Report The Starr Report   Le Rapport du Procureur Starr The Rebuttals   Les Réfutations de la Maison Blanche The Polls   Les Sondages Bill Clinton's denials and apologies   Les réfutations et les excuses de Bill Clinton Latest Headline News   Les Actualités Special Reports   Dossiers spéciaux A Legal Guide   Un guide légal Impeachment (background informaton)   Procédure de destitution Scandal Broke Online First   The Drudge Report Who's Who   Qui est qui The Linda Tripp Tapes   Les enregistrements de Linda Tripp Linda Tripp's Statement   La déposition de Linda Tripp Looking Back   Regards sur le passé Conspiracy Theory   La Conspiration Catchy Headlines   Les titres accrocheurs How to get a White House Internship   Comment devenir "intern" à la Maison Blanche Quotes   Des citations Random   Quelques chiffres Newsgroups   Listes de diffusion Humour   Humour Monica Lewinsky Webs   Les sites webs Monica Lewinsky Linda Tripp Web   Les sites web Linda Tripp

The Trial
Full coverage by the Washington Post Full coverage by CNN Foreign Media Reaction Daily Digest by USIA

Larry Flint and Bob Livingston
Larry Flynt uses sexual disclosures to bring down the incoming House speaker Bob Livingston on the day the president is impeached for lying about sex. (Washington Post)

81 Questions and Answers
Clinton's 81 answers Committee's 81 questions

Complete video version of Starr's testimony
The video of independent counsel Kenneth Starr's testimony delivery Thursday November 19, before the House Judiciary Committee. (Washington Post).

Impeachable Offenses
Approved Articles of Impeachment . House Impeachment Inquiry Resolution . Republican List of 15 Impeachable Offenses . Starr's List of 11 Impeachable Offenses.

Petitions supporting Clinton
People for the American Way. The Web site of the anti-impeachment. Type in a ZIP code, click on a button, and have a message automatically routed to the appropriate senators. Vote net. An online form to tell your Senators how to vote on the impeachment trial. Stop the Persecution. Through this web page, ordinary citizens are organizing to demand that Congressional representatives lead the American people out of this quagmire. Save Bill Clinton Web Ring. Webmasters can show their support online.
Across the United States, a diverse group of online Americans launched an Internet political campaign and petition drive called Censure and Move On. Angry and disgusted by the behavior of the representatives in the nation's capital, they are using email and the world-wide web to crystalize public opinion. Press Release. International Appeal in favor of President Clinton by French newspaper Le Monde.

Video of the Testimony President Clinton's August 17 deposition
The New York Times CNN Interactive ABCNews United States Congress  MSNBC FoxNews BBC Online

Starr's supporting materials: Video highlights, transcripts, and pictures, Full Transcripts of Clinton and Lewinsky Testimonies
From AltaVista. World's first video search engine From CNN. From The New York Times.

The Starr Report
The U.S. House Of Representatives Independent Counsel's Report The Library of Congress United States Congress Government Printing Office House Judiciary Committee Homepage CNN The Washington Post searchable Yahoo! searchable Ken Starr's Report for Kids by Cynthia Leacock. The Starr Report: Talking to Our Kids by famileducation.com.

The Rebuttals to the Starr Report
Second White House rebuttal by The Washington Post. Second White House rebuttal by Yahoo! searchable First White House rebuttal by The Washington Post. Point by Point: Starr Report and the White House Response by The New York Times.

The Polls
Approval of Congress drops in polls. The latest Washington Post poll is based on random telephone interviews with 802 adults from October 8-10 A silly little poll conducted by Netsurfer Digest asking a single question: "whether you do or do not give a rat's ass about the whole Clinton affair." Total Votes: 1645 287 (17%) - Do give a rat's ass 1202 (73%) - Don't give a rat's ass A New York Times/CBS News Poll based on telephone interviews conducted September 22 to 23 with 960 adults throughout the United States. President Clinton's standing with Americans has rebounded broadly in the days since the release of his videotaped testimony before a grand jury. Moreover, the poll shows there are stirrings of a backlash against the Republican-controlled Congress and the House Judiciary Committee in particular as it presses forward with an impeachment inquiry. A CNN/Gallup Poll conducted after the four hours and three minutes of videotape were broadcast. President Bill Clinton's approval rating has taken a slight upturn and the number of Americans calling for his impeachment is down slightly in the wake of Monday's release of his videotaped testimony before Ken Starr's grand jury. A Newsweek poll conducted conducted Thursday and Friday September 17 and 18. 46 percent say Clinton should consider resigning and 41 percent now believe Congress should begin impeachment hearings in the aftermath of his White House affair with Monica Lewinsky. A New York Times/CBS News poll conducted by phone September 12 and 14 with 1912 adults and with 429 adults on September 15. While most Americans approve of the way Congress is doing its job over all, they disagree with the decision of last week to release all of the independent counsel's main report. A CNN/USA Today/Gallup Poll conducted Saturday September 12 through Monday September 14 and Tuesday September 15 - Interviews were conducted with 1,028 adult Americans, including 401 likely voters. Americans leaning toward censure of Clinton. A New York Times/CBS News Poll based on telephone interviews conducted Saturday September12 through Monday September 14 with 1,813 adults throughout the United States. Keep Clinton in Office, Most Say in Poll, but His Image is Eroding. A Washington Post poll based on random telephone interviews with 860 adults on September 11 through September 13. Poll Finds Approval of Job, Not of Person.

Bill Clinton's Denials and Apologies
Chronology of Clinton's Apologies The New York Times "I Have Sinned", tearful Clinton Tells Group of Clerics, and for the first time, Clinton also asked for forgiveness from Monica S. Lewinsky, on the day that the details of their intimate relationship poured out through the Internet. The New York Times Bill Clinton's Speech August 17, 1998, following his testimony to the Grand Jury where he admits inappropriate behaviour with Monica Lewinsky. ALL Politics Bill Clinton's Speech January 26, 1998, where he denies having had a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky. The Washington Post What Clinton Said: Excerpts from statements and remarks by President Clinton on allegations that he had a sexual relationship with former White House intern and aide Monica Lewinsky. The Washington Post

Latest Headline News
Yahoo.COM full coverage For all the latest headlines, Web sites, polls and newsgroups. Yahoo.FR full coverage For all the latest headlines, Web sites, polls and newsgroups.

Special Reports
Clinton Accused The Washington Post Clinton and the Intern Newsweek Crisis in the White House ABC News Clinton's Forceful Denial All Politics Allegations and Denials Los Angeles Times Investigating the President CNN The President in Crisis MSNBC The Clinton Crisis Salon Magazine Headlines from the world press News Index Web sites, newsgroups and latest headlines Yahoo.com Les titres de l'actualité Yahoo.fr Crise à la Maison Blanche Libération Clinton et Star Europe Info

A Legal Guide
Legal Guide: Untangling the issues The allegations involving President Clinton and former White House intern Monica Lewinsky present enough intriguing legal questions to fill a law school exam. There are issues of criminal law, civil litigation and constitutional interpretation. Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. The Washington Post.

Impeachment
Impeachment Impeachment, is a proceeding in which accusations are brought by a legislative or executive branch of a government against civil officials or, in some cases, private citizens. (Encyclopedia Americana) Impeachment A primer by CNN. A Brief Guide to Impeachment by Professor Karl Manheim, Loyola Law School. Searchable U.S. Constitution Web site Impeachment is the act of formally accusing a public official of crimes or serious misconduct. Under the Constitution, the power to impeach lies with the House of Representatives. The Senate conducts any trial that might result from an impeachment. Library of Congress Home Page Andrew Johnson's Impeachment Ordeal Notes on the first president, Andrew Johnson, faced with an empeachment procedure 130 years ago. 1974 Resolution of Inquiry Texte of the resolution, modeled after the 1974 resolution that launched the impeachment inquiry of President Richard Nixon Richard Nixon's Impeachment Ordeal Articles of impeachment of Richard Nixon adopted by the Committee on the Judiciary. Impeach Clinton NOW! The National Impeach Clinton A.C.T.I.O.N. Committee is a non-partisan organization dedicated to motivating Americans to put pressure on their Congressmen to undertake serious investigation of Clinton's impeachable offenses. Impeach Clinton A Collection of Sites Dedicated to the Impeachment of the Present American President and Exposure of the Presidential Administration. The Committee to Impeach the President The Committee to Impeach the President is the website project of the Clinton Investigative Commission. The Clinton Impeachment Page A web site which covers White House scandals. Clinton Impeachment Chat A discussion forum on Clinton's impeachment.

Scandal Broke Online First
The Drudge Report Matt Drudge,Internet gossip columnist was the first to publish online in The Drudge Report President Clinton's alleged affair with Monica Lewinsky, then 21 year-old White House intern. He scooped the world press.

Who's Who
The Players Bill Clinton (US President),Monica Lewinsky (then White House intern), Kenneth Starr (Independent Counsel), Linda Tripp (the Wired Lady who taped Monica Lewinsky), Lucianne Goldberg (Literary Agent - encouraged Linda Tripp to tape Lewinsky), Vernon Jordan (Clinton Confidante - allegedly told Monica to deny an affair with Clinton). (Time).

The Tapes
Net hosts Lewinsky-Tripp conversations A slew of sites, along with broadcast media, posted on Tuesday, November 17, the infamous tapes: News.Com Washington Post Broadcast.com CNN Interactive MSNBC FoxNews ABCNews.com The Lewinsky Tapes Listen in as Linda Tripp and Monica Lewinsky discuss the details of the alleged affair - and the purported pressures to cover it up. Excerpts of those recordings, heard by Newsweek. (The Washington Post)

Linda Tripp's Statement
Full Text Transcript The following is the full text of the first public statement made by White House aide Linda Tripp, concerning her role in the investigation of Monica Lewinsky's allegations against President Clinton. Released 30.1.98 by her attorney, James A. Moody. (CNN All Politics)

Looking Back
Presidential Peccadilloes An historical look at White House sex scandals. (San Jose Mercury News)

Conspiracy Theory
The Bloodless Coup: The CIA connection to Zippergate .

Catchy Headlines
Monicagate Naughtygate Sexgate Zippergate Clintern Affair Libidogate Interngate InternNet All the President's Women Sex, lies, and audiotape Liaison fatale Fornigate Waterbraguette WaterBed

How to get a White House Internship
From student.com The best way to get past the guard at the White House gate is to get an internship. Here's how.

Quotes
Verbatim What has been said on line and in the printed press.

Random
Numbers One week after the news broke, AltaVista came up with 53554 web pages for Monica Lewinsky.

Newsgroups
alt.politics.clinton alt.politics.usa.republicans alt.current-events.usa alt.current-events.clinton.whitewater alt.showbiz.gossip alt.impeach.clinton alt.conspiracy

Humour
Daryl Cagle's Professional Cartoon Index Special coverage of the Clinton scandal by the best US editorial cartoonists. Investigating the President - Toons from CNN "Toonists": Bob Lang | Mike Luckovich | Bill Mitchell | Chris Weyant Go Monica Internet's humorous search engine. Betting On Clinton An online gambling site allows visitors to bet on President Clinton's fate. Clinton Scandal! Hundreds of jokes on the Clinton/Lewinsky affair. A Bill Clinton Joke Compendium More joke ressources on the Clinton/Lewinsky affair. Tastless Clinton/ Monica Lewinsky Jokes Jokes, song parodies and a false White House Internship application form. The Bill Clinton Joke-Of-the-Day Page A joke a day. Random Zippergate Jokes Random jokes, anti Clinton humour. This Week at the White House Fake news reports from the White House. Monicacam This is a live shot of 1100 Connecticut Avenue in Washington: The offices of Monica Lewinsky's new lawyers, Plato Cacherisand Jacob Stein. Drudge Report Parody White House Parody Page An animated and sound filled parody of the White House website. Wag the Dog A timely release of a new movie starring Dustin Hoffman and Robert DeNiro where a scandal erupts that threatens to cripple the President's bid for a second term. Attention is deflected from the President by the ultimate spin doctor, who creates a bigger and better story - a war. Primary Colors A movie released in March 98 on a presidential campaign very similar to Clinton's with John Travolta and Emma Thompson in the leading roles. The election is seen through the eyes of young Henry Burton. Along the way Stanton (John Travolta) must deal with a sex scandal. The book was written by "Anonymous" who turned out to be Joe Klein from Newsweek. MONICAgrams The official Monica Lewsinky ANagram server. Send a Monica Lewinsky a right wing conspiracy postcard "Over 10'000 sent this week alone". Send e-Mail Postcard from Monica Tripp Just fill out the form to send a "Tripp" postcard to a friend. Seeing Starrs Online entertainment (requires Shockwave). Give Ken Starr a good smack upside the Head! Monica Lewinsky, a Presidential Affair Online Poll. Cast your vote in the poll: Click on Guilty or Innocent. Bumper Sticker You can order an "Impeach Clinton" bumper sticker for your car. MonicaAndBill T-Shirts You can order T-shirts online; The Presidential Seal or Bill Clinton get's an "F" on the Starr Report Clinton gorwing nose watch The nose gets longer with each passing second, actually triples every ten seconds. For sale online only.

Monica Lewinsky Webs
The Monica Lewinsky Online Fan Club The Monica Lewinsky Homepage

Linda Tripp Webs
Linda Tripp

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