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In Reply to: Re: What is sacred to us??? posted by Marcy Goettl on May 14, 1998 at 12:36:11:

i agree with much of what you say but i have a different outlook on it. I agree that everything these days is about competition and sex and shit like that. But I disagree somewhat with what you say about clinton. Sure he shouldn't have done whatever the hell he did with that girl, But really Who the Hell Cares??? It is nobody else's business but his. It may effect the way he runs the country, I agree with you on that, but it shouldn't. It is entirely the media's fault for that. There are people watching every move he makes just waiting for him to fuck up and then they feed from that, that's the part I have the biggest problem with. Leave him alone and let him do his job!!

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