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August 1994 Kenneth Starr is appointed to investigate the Whitewater real estate venture. Strangely enough, he'll end up poking his nose into the White House's dirty laundry. |
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May 6 1994 Paula Jones files suit for sexual harrassment against Bill Clinton. Now the entire world knows what poor taste the President has. Nevertheless, he is reelected. |
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January 21 1998: A website discloses the President's relationship with a young White House intern named Monica Lewinsky. Too bad: four days ago, confronting Paula Jones' lawyers, he had denied the affair under oath. Sex, lies and Internet - a scandal for our times! |
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From january 98 The independant Inquisitor Kenneth Starr sends subpoenas all over Washington: to Clinton's aides; the secret service; the young Lewinsky; and Mr. President himself. |
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July 28 Monica gets total immunity from Starr in exchane for her confession. She turns over her most precious dress - the one Clinton had autographed with his sperm. |
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August 17 In a filmed cross-examination for the grand jury, and later that day before the nation, Clinton admits «an improper relationship with that woman». The big media - feeling betrayed by this admission - end their love affair with the President |
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September 11 Starr delivers his report to Congress, which - without even reading it - forwards it to the web for everyone to see. A new Suprem Court is born: geeks with modems. |
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September 21: Against all odds, the polls show that Americans still support their President. Since the porn site didn't do the job, Congress goes for the XXX tape: Clinton's 4-hour testimony before the grand jury is televised worldwide. |
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