"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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What Tripp did was as "immoral" as what Clinton did.

LMAO!!!! Really? Perhaps in *your* world, wherever that may be.



Absolutely. In my world, betraying a friend and violating a trusted
confidence
is as immoral as a married guy getting a blow job from other than his
spouse.
Don't even start swtiching to the "It isn't the blow job, it's the lie!"
argument as far as Tripp is concerned. At the time she violated a friend's
trust and confidence Clinton had not yet lied about the affair, and she
had no
way to know that he was going to.

Do your friends and other people who might confide in you know that you
feel
this way?



If one of my daughters friends was being sexually abused by the POTUS, I
would certainly take the same course of action as Tripp did. Monica was a
young impressionable intern taken in by the most powerful man in the
World...all for his sexual gratification, then denying it ever happened.

Clinton potentially put the US at risk by giving into his sexual desires.
Think about it.

Tripp did the right thing.