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Minority Report

Hitchens, Christopher | March 5, 2001 issue

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The article discusses the regime of Bill Clinton, President of the United States. The "privacy" defense was a very ingenious way of fending off inquiries, and it worked too, when Clinton was accused of using campaign cakes as personal comfort women. To anyone, the Clinton presidency always had the look and feel of a shakedown enterprise. It became tiring to the Clintons to raise money from sleazebags only for their own re-election. The article states that Clinton legacy is secure, and that most liberals can safely claim to have been a part of it.

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CLINTON, Bill, 1946-; ELECTIONS; PRIVACY; MONEY; COMFORT women; UNITED States
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