BILL CLINTON AND THE AMERICAN CHARACTER
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- Presidency Resilient Despite Scandals. // USA Today Magazine;Aug1999 NewsView, Vol. 128 Issue 2651, p11
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- Media person. Grossberger, Lewis // MediaWeek;09/21/98, Vol. 8 Issue 35, p38
Argues that the public, the media fuss and everybody involved should stop fussing over the sex scandal involving United States President Bill Clinton. Public opinion on whether Clinton should be impeached or not; Key issues that need more attention than the scandal.
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- The storm ahead. Rauch, Jonathan // National Journal;8/22/98, Vol. 30 Issue 34/35, p1962
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- Farewell to the Culture Wars? // Wilson Quarterly;Spring99, Vol. 23 Issue 2, p93
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