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News & Views

News & Views 1999-12-16
Clinton Advises Gore on how to answer questions at "town hall" meetings.
Following Gore's town-meeting answers to questions seeking to elicit his opinion on Juanita Broadderick's allegations, Clinton takes Gore aside and explains Presidential Executive Order 9, 9, 9 regarding Vice Presidential answers to questions at "town hall" meetings about Juanita Broadderick's allegations:  "Don't Ask, Don't Tell."







Clinton's sage advice to Gore:
"Don't ask, don't tell."
 (For the real story & credits, click here.)  

News & Views 1999-11-15
Clinton reports "action" on Cyprus; Other reports say he "prodded" turkey-- Mystery deepens.
.Washington Times on-line story on 11-15-99 says "Clinton reports action on Cyprus" but doesn't say with whom.[].  Meanwhile, a story on 11-15-99 by a Washington Post reporter says, "Clinton prodded Turkey today....".[]. Anonymous sources indicate there were no interns on this trip.  This deepens the mystery since neither reporter made clear whether the turkey was prodded on Cyprus or elsewhere.   For the real story & credits, .click here. re Cypres story .click here. (but after 11-15-99 this story might be available only in the source's archives)   For the real story & credits, .click here.

News & Views 1999-11-15
Gore-Clinton Debate:  Politics Versus Policy
Gore about Clinton versus Gore:
"Bill Clinton sees a car going down the street and he says, ‘What are the political implications of that car?' "   Gore said.   "I see the car going down the street and I think, ‘How can we replace the internal-combustion engine on that car,'" says Gore, in a new interview with The New Yorker.  (For the real story & credits, .click here.) Note from Editor at polisat.com:  This shows that Gore has invented something new since inventing the internet: Self-Executing Satire.

News & Views 1999-11-14
Riady Speaks
.Explaining his efforts to learn as much as possible about Clinton before contributing to White House Coffees, Riady said, "When I asked Monica how much he needed from Lippo, she answered with a gesture like this."   For the real story & credits, .click here.
 
 

News & Views 1999-11-13
Hillary Clinton Strengthens Bonds during her Historic Visit to the Middle East 1999-11-11--1999-11-13

While congratulating Mrs. Arafat on her speech during Mrs. Clinton's visit to the West Bank town of Ramallah, Mrs. Clinton takes an opportunity to discreetly explain to Mrs. Arafat exactly how blondes have more fun than brunette Jewish interns who waste their affections on infantile male leaders. For the real story & credits, .click here.
 






 

Upon Mrs. Clinton's arrival in Jordan,  Queen Rania exhibits great diplomatic skill by pretending to be admiring Mrs. Clinton's necklace while discreetly removing the "Kick Me" sign placed on Mrs. Clinton's back by her Israeli hosts following her warm embrace of Mrs. Arafat. For the real story & credits, .click here.
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