From the Desk of Terry Lynch

DATE:  Aug. 17, 1998 

FROM: Terry Lynch
      POB 241035
      Montgomery, AL 36124-1035

E-mail: TerryLynch@aol.com

Internet site: The Pyrotechnic Pen

Additional Information: Lynch Links


Letter to the Editor 
 

SUBJECT:  Forgive and Forget President's Inappropriate Sex

After watching President Clinton's apologetic speech to the nation,
I agree that the people of this great nation should forgive the 
President and forget that the matter of sex with an intern ever 
became a public affair.  But in our forgiving the President we 
should not forget that it was a politically motivated prosecutor 
bent on destroying the President who caused this embarrassment. 

Kenneth Starr has exceeded all limits of reasonable justice in
pursuing an investigation into the President's personal life.  
Now that the President has confessed and apologized to the 
nation, Starr will undoubtedly continue to do what he believes is 
his duty and seek to destroy not only the President, but the 
Presidency. 

Because the President is truly an honorable man, with a desire to
preserve his marriage and his family, I do not believe President 
Clinton will permit Starr to further destroy his personal, 
private life or the Presidency.  If Starr and Republicans bent on 
destroying the Presidency proceed with talk or action about 
impeachment, I believe the President will simply resign. 

Actually such a resignation will be a victory for the Democrats.
It will make Al Gore our 43rd President of the United States and 
insure Gore's election as an incumbent in the year 2000.  
Moreover it will free Bill Clinton to do what he does best:  
travel around the country, give speeches and raise money for the 
Democratic party. 

So, Republicans, the choice is your.  Either accept Clinton's
apology and forgive him for an extramarital affair or resolve to 
have Al Gore as the next President well into the 21st century. 

Sincerely, Terry Lynch 
Montgomery, AL 
 

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