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November 9, 1999 5:55PM
THREE-TIMER
President Clinton, during yesterday's online town-hall meeting, on whether
he'd like to stay in office past a second term: "Well, I love the job and
would continue to do it if I could. ... I would not willingly give up any
day of the opportunity to serve as president."
I LIED TO SAVE MY CONSTITUTION
Clinton, in an ABC interview, on his legacy as a perjurer: "I made a
personal mistake, and they spent $50 million trying to ferret it out and
root it out, because they had nothing else to do, because all the other
charges were totally false — bogus, made up, and people were persecuted
because they wouldn't commit perjury against me." More Clinton: "I was
right to stand and fight for my country and my Constitution and its
principles."
FLORIDA POLL: BAN PREFERENCES
Sixty percent of Florida voters favor an initiative barring public-sector
race and sex preferences, according to a new poll by the St. Petersburg
Times and Miami Herald. Only 26 percent of voters oppose it and 14 percent
are undecided.
Updated By:
Ramesh Ponnuru - Senior Editor
John J. Miller - National Political Reporter
Kate Dwyer - Editorial Associate
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