Abstract

Al's dishwater

The article presents information about various political activities taking place in the U.S. Throughout the first of what may stretch into four long weeks of yapping, the Republican-controlled panel, led by the much-investigated, never-charged D'Amato, brought one suspicion after another before a dwindling press corps and audience. U.S. President Bill Clinton-chasers have so far presented no clear evidence of wrongdoing; often actions they decried as sinister were easily explained. The best the Republicans could manage was to show that White House aides had been in a position to do wrong. They might have made off with incriminating documents from politician Vincent Foster's office; they might have impeded the investigation into Foster's death.