Executive Decision

Below are the statements of those who chose to comment:

dick bennett - Democrat, Option B
If he gets away, a lot of people commiting perjury can appeal on this exception

Gerald Ackworthy - Democrat, Option B
Unlike M G Hagan, I don't feel the American people are dumb, I think the American Media, (ABC, CBS, CNN, FOX & NBC) is the most control news broadcasting system in the world. I think the wool has been pulle over the eyes of the American people. I think the reason traitors like BC get to stay in office, get elected to begin with his because of the Media.They have made more escuses for and defended this boy than they would have for any other prez.

Rick Handrich - Libertarian, Option B
1. Show true remorse for and set example for moral failure. 2. Open books on campaign finance irregularities and lead movement to reform.

Steve Moss - Independent, Option B
The highest priority must be to do what is right; not what is politically expedient or possible.

David Jones - Independent, Option B
Clinton is a disgrace to the country. The results of this poll show that the other liberal media polls are fabricated. The American people want Clinton gone -- NOW!

Michael E. Long - Republican, Option B
This amiable rake does not have the ability to govern. He is a national embarrassment.

C.Jolly - Unregistered, Option B
You have lost your moral authority to be the leader of this country!

Eric Dreher - Republican, Option B
You're a mentally deficient liar afflicted with poor judgement and a sociopathic character.

Donald L. Keehn - Unregistered, Option B
The President lacks the moral authority domestically as well as abroad to effectively govern this country. The era of deny, delay and destroy your enimies must come to an end. This presidency is a boil on tthe american conscience and must be lanced if we are to heal as a nation and re-instate our leadership role in the world.

Bob Gough - Libertarian, Option A
I enjoy seeing your whores defend you. Even Bob Dole will be joning the ranks of the Clinton whores.

JEAN SAM - Other, Option B
hE IS AN EMBARRASSMENT TO THE COUNTRY. AS THE PRESIDENT OF THE MOST WONDERFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD, HE IS A DISGRACE AND NOT TO BE TRUSTED.

John W Grelis - Unregistered, Option A
1.The Starr allegations do not amunt to an impeachable offense. 2.I support the President's policies. 3. The President has done an effective job. 4. His remaining in office will eventually focus attention on the larger issue of the prosecutorial misconduct of Kenneth Starr

Richard Olsen - Republican, Option B
The President has and continues to have a low regard for his office. He misused the office for personal gain. He abused the dignity of the office with his sexual habit. But beyond that, he has lied, covered up, and mislead the world. His word cannot be trusted. Would you sign a treaty from a habitual liar and believe he will fulfill his part of the bargain? He may have asked for forgivness and has declared he has repented, but he must still live with the consequences. Even King David in the Old Testament who was forgiven when he genuinely repented, and who was declared a man after God's own heart, had to live with the disaster that fell on his household as a result of his sin. Mr. Clinton is no better. He must go.

Angus McNew - Unregistered, Option A
Let's get it all out there. No need to resign and become a "martyr" and later a "senior statesman" with some modicum of respect. Since "that government is best which governs least," please stay in as long as possible!

warren halvorsen - Republican, Option B
in our form of goverment the rule of law must prevail.

Liz Carter - Independent, Option B
The Lewinsky schandal is the least disturbing of the charges. If Clinton resigns now, the full story on China, Filegate and Travelgate, etc. will not recieve the same public attention and it might be easier for the country to deal with and for him to make a deal.; however, I believe these other charges will still be dealt with fully. To do nothing will set the country on an accelerated path to lower morality and more cynicism. If the silent majority ever decides to behave in the same way as Clinton has, that will be the end of an orderly , law-abiding nation. Taxes won't get paid, laws won't be obeyed and no one will be able to do anything about it. If "everyone" really "does it" we will have little left for anyone. That is why leaders must set an example. If they choose to have a private life that is less than appropriate, they should decline a leadership role.

John Doggett - Republican, Option B
Bill Clinton has loss the moral authority to lead at a time when the world is facing a major financial crisis. Bill Clinton can't get Congress to do anything significant because they don't trust him. America and the world need strong Democrat and Republican parties. The Demos will be fatally wounded as long as Bill Cllinton puts his own ego in place of the needs of America and the nation.

Undisclosed - Other, Option B
We live in a Country of Laws. They must be enforced.

John L. Estes - Republican, Option B
President Clinton has proven his dishonesty and lost his ability to command respect. He has destroyed everything good remaining in the image of America to the eyes of the world.

Harry Godwin - Other, Option A
I think that he should remain in office for the next two years. He is the best thing decent people have going for them. He has almost destroyed the (democratic communist party). A republican president could not come close to this. He has opened the eyes about all of the crooked things that goes on in Washington. When he goes though he needs to take algore and Gingrich with him and anyone else who is amember of the CFR which is also communist. Most of the congress also are trying to push this NWO bullshit which is waking the people up to the fact that they are communist too. Yes we need Bill to show the American people who these traitors are. If we didn't have a SATAN then JESUS would be meaningless.

Frances - Republican, Option B
I believe his moral authority is now non-existent. The hearings will, no doubt, bring out more unsavory material which will further hobble his efforts at governing.

jack roberts - Republican, Option B
He is substantially weakened, and is unable to govern effectively. He has set a terrible example for our children. Have you tried to explain what a "blow job" is to your nine year old daughter?

Tom Hammel - Other, Option B
Mr.Clinton approved the "illegal" sale of technology by use of a retroactive waiver. China,North Korea,Pakistan,Afghanistan,Iraq,Iran and Libya have no regard for this Presidents ability to uphold the interests of the U.S. He presents a danger to the entire peace effort in the world today. I don't believe the Sudanese factory was a legitimate target. He ordered the attack that killed innocent civilians in a friendly city. If a foreign country did that to a U.S city the American people would call for a retaliation of major proportions.

Rob O'Connor - Libertarian, Option B
The rule of law.

Bradley R. Larsen - Independent, Option B
Dear Atlantic, here are some of my reasons: Lifelong womanizing, Whitewater; strange connections to shady dealings at Mena, Ark.; probable ongoing cocaine habit; incessant lying; draft dodger (I'm a Vietnam veteran; he HAD received draft notices; he DID renege on promises to join Ntnl. Gaurd); strange dealings of Rose Law Firm through his wife, etc.; the intimidation of women who had affairs with him or witnesses to same, the latest of whom is the Gracen (sic)lady; unlawful use of FBI files; Travelgate; VERY questionable dealings with Chinese and others especially involving transfer of restricted technology and funneling of campaign contributions into the Clinton coffers; the multitude of deaths of people somehow connected to him; the unlawful interference in the Vincent Foster death (a probable murder); the strange death of Ron Brown and others (I've seen photos of the apparent .45 caliber hole in Brown's head; what about the intimidation of the military medical examiners of his and other victims bodies, I've read their testimonies); influence peddling; illegal use of IRS, FBI to intimidate opponents. The list goes on and on. Clinton is very intelligent, suave, well met, etc. But he is VERY flawed, bordering on, if not fully within the range of, the sociopathic. I gag to think he might have the power to put my son's life at risk by sending him into battle, and all the while he may be masturbating during phone sex with some young intern or getting a blow job just outside the oval office. Plus I would NEVER trust his assessment or manipulation of a situation where he might decide to send my son into battle in the first place. I read the Atlantic Monthly for YEARS. I'm remembering the Perepetitic Reviewer (can't remember his name, though). The strangest thing to observe in this day and age is the damndest phenomenon of the willingness of people to put blinders on and ignore who Clinton REALLY is and the illegal, dishonest things he does. If you think THIS assessment is wrong and off the mark, I trully believe you are immersed in a pink fog, are fundamentally disconnected from reality and have been taken in by a highly talented and gifted mountebank/criminal. I used to like Clinton; he received votes out of my household. But then I started looking into some of the discrepancies......

James Kreider - Libertarian, Option B
It is the best thing for the United States.

Ed Becnel - Republican, Option B
Clinton has lost his moral authority to lead. He has: 1) Comitted crimes. 2) Grossly lied to the American People. 3) Misused federal rewources. 4) Demeaned the office of the Presidency.

Glenn Gunter - Libertarian, Option B
Ours is a country of law. The people must have faith in the laws of our nation. Since the President is the nation's chief of police, his varied dishonorable activities and violations of the law serve only to undermine the confidence of the people in our republic.

John - Independent, Option B
Two reasons: "This has gon on too long, cost too much and hurt too many inocent people" If we allow or President, the man who swore to up hold the constitution and execute the law of the land, to get away with lieing to a judge and a grand jury, we debase our legal system.

James Smith - Republican, Option B
Clinton is shameless.

CHUCK DAVIS - Independent, Option B
DON"T TRUST THE PHLILANDER

MARION HERBERGER - Republican, Option B
THIS MAN HAS SNOWED THE AMERICAN PUBLIC FOR TO LONG. HE HAS NO MORALS AND NO REMORSE FOR THE THINGS HE HAS DONE. HE HAS LIED AND CHEATED HIS WAY THROUGH EVERYTHING. I AM ASHAMED TO SAY HE IS PRESIDENT.

Kathleen Helgeson - Republican, Option B
Stop the vicious cycle and resign.

Monty Goolsby - Democrat, Option B
It would be the best thing for the children.

D.R. Hodge - Other, Option B
Whitewater, Filegate, Travelgate, Perjury, Chinagate, lieing to the People, "more not less, sooner rather than later", etc. etc.

Rebecca A. - Republican, Option B
He has denigrated the office of President. He has disqualified himself from occupying the highest office in the land by committing shameful practices against himself, Miss Lewinsky, his family, and ultimately the people of the United States. He obviously does not understand this his actions have consequences. To try to justify his actions in order to retain his position is sad. The land my children stand to inherit is worse off for him being President.

Tom Procer - Independent, Option B
Repeated lying is unacceptable from the President of The United States

- Unregistered, Option B
Lying under oath, obstructing justice, witness tampering and lowering the presteige of the Office of the President

John Benson - Unregistered, Option B
You are a traitor

M G Hagan - Unregistered, Option B
Bill Clinton is a typical corrupt Arkansas politician who thought he could bring his criminal regime to Washington and continue business as usual. For the most part he has. The American people have to be the dumbest bunch of idiots in the world. Time to send this common criminal back to Arkansas.

Andy Walker - Libertarian, Option B
Any good to come of remaining in office would be severely offset by the continued barrage against my party. This does not even take into account the severe blow I have dealt to Presidential prestige and authority.

J. Hathaway III - Republican, Option B
I want sick Bill out!! My only question is where are the feminists at now, they surely don't practice what they preach. Send sick Bill, hilliary, monica and the feminists back to arkansas, and they can all live in a trailer park together. Wait, better yet send them to jail, that is where criminals belong... "Ozone" Al too!

P. H. Mayes - Independent, Option B
The country needs someone as president who can be focused on the issues.

liff oznaniciv - Republican, Option B
Now and going forward, his word and actions will lack genuine credibility. If he can spend more than seven months decieving those closest to him (i.e., his family, cabinet, advisors and supporters) what degree of respect could he possibly have toward his grass-roots constituents? Nada!

s.a. tillery - Republican, Option B
Loss of trust...can not be regained...Lack of character,morals and ethics cannot be replaced. Lack of respect for the people by lying cannot bring back the money spent to prove this point.The office of the President deserves a more honorable person...obviously this president has no shame. he has made us the laughing stock of the world.his total disregard for country family and most of all women makes me very angry. if this is a new democrat (as per his and Mr. Gore's campaign description)then thank you I will pass. as for the most honest&open administration..I will pass. Please turn out the lights when you leave sir.

David Faherty - Unregistered, Option B
The President has violated his oath of office, the law of the US and the faith and trust of we the people by lying under oath to the grand jury, the Federal court, and we the peolple. He has lost the moral authority to lead.

Rich H. - Republican, Option B
Clinton has disgraced the country, his home state and the office. Resign now before your actual "handlers" make the final decision to remove you before you disgrace them by revealing who they actually are.

Trenton G. Twining - Libertarian, Option B
Mr. Clinton cannot legitimately enforce laws which he openly breaks. Nobody can be prosecuted for perjury while Mr. Clinton remains in office. Nor can other gangster-style crimes be prosecuted. Mr. Clinton behaves like a gangster. He should be treated like a gangster.

Matt Richards - Democrat, Option B
The reckless behavior of engaging in sexual relations with an intern is reason enough. If a president engages in such behavior, the potential threats to nation security are enormous.

John D'Isacco - Democrat, Option A
Because I want to see you impeached. I have long known that you earned the label "Slick Willy". How you ever got elected is beyond me. I saw you for what you are from the very beginning. You are a disgrace to the office of President of the United States. A product of the '60's you brought your amorality to the White House. You have no moral compass. You engage in adulterous sex. You lie to the American people to their faces. You threaten your critics with Mafia style intimidation. No. Do not resign. You do not deserve to live the rest of your life at tax-payer expense or to continue to hoodwink the people of this country with your "teflon tactics." I want all of your misdeeds brought to light: Travelgate, Whitewater, Filegate, Vince Foster, Jerry Parks, Ron Brown, and especially your betrayal of our security to the Chinese for a mess of potage. No, Slick Willy, please don't resign. I want you impeached. God help this country to free itself from you.

Susan Caughey - Republican, Option B
I have a conscience.

Mark Lethbridge - Republican, Option B
1. Disgraced the office. 2. Committed a felony by lying in civil and grand jury proceedings. 3. Obstructed justice by lying to his staff and the country.

waynecook - Libertarian, Option B
SEE PSALM 10

marlin collins - Democrat, Option B
He has shamed the office. To remain would make a mockery of the rule of law. With important work to do, his is in the oval office jacking-off! America deserves better.

Kevin Keyes - Independent, Option B
It was reported the President has not met with his management team (Cabinet) for 8 months - You cannot take hundreds of billions of dollars from the American people and not meet with your people coordinating and accounting for the running of the government. That is not what I call working for the American people.

DALE COLGLAZIER - Democrat, Option B
UNFIT CHARACTER

Michael Jay - Unregistered, Option B
Clinton is pervert, traitor, drug dealer, liar, agent of foreign powers, and coconspirator in murder and treason. (These are his good points.)

Dee Wetzel - Republican, Option B
Lying to the American people; lying under oath; obstruction of justice.

schultz,e.f. - Republican, Option B
bill clinton has digraced the office of president.

D B Howard - Democrat, Option B
The man is an absolute disgrace.

Kenneth R. King - Democrat, Option A
I want to see your ass swing in the wind when they start the impeachment process. I sincerly hope that it is followed with criminal indictments for you and your partner in crime, Hillary.

Charles Cutshaw - Libertarian, Option B
Clinton has disgraced the office to which he was elected not only by committing serial perjury, sbourning perjury, obstructing justice and abusing power, but also has voilated the intent and spirit of the Constitution by ruling by decree through executive orders, has sold US military secrets to potential enemies of the US, has violated campaign financing laws and now is doing all in his power to subject the American people to a protracted impeachment proceeding. Unlike Nixon, who had at least the dignity and strength of character to resign rather than subject the nation to impeachment hearings, Clinton has not one shred of morals, character or decency. This loathsome figure's historical legacy to the nation will be one of an ineffectual chief executive and as an example of the worst that can happen under our political system.

James Kreider - Libertarian, Option B
It is the best thing for the United States.

Aaron Bittner - Independent, Option B
Continuing in office would be to put personal interests ahead of the country's interests; and this it too important an office for personal issues to impinge upon.

tamara miller - Republican, Option B
The man is a crook! he uses tactics similar to those used by the Nazis and Stalin Russia. I for one should know as I am a hollocust survivor and have lived under both regimes. Hitler's approval was higher than Clinton's when he was gassing human beings. Bill Clinton is a dangerous person, who will do anything to retain his power!

James Kreider - Libertarian, Option B
It is the best thing for the United States.

Jane - Unregistered, Option A
If he resigns now, the dirt will likely never surface, and he will never be punished for his crimes. Justice will not then be served. His resignation will give Gore an edge in the next election, and his crimes will also be buried as the power of the party rises to the occasion. If he stays in office,the investigations continue, more of the dirt will surface, along with Gore's, and eventually the country will be rid of both of these vermin, with a strong possibility that both will face criminal charges once the public realizes the truth.

Jon Reisman - Republican, Option B
The Presidency's principal power is the bully pulpit. Clinton will NEVER have it again.

Thomas W. Laub - Unregistered, Option B
The president says he is sorry. Maybe he is, but he is certainly no repentant. To be repentant you must atone. The only way the president can atone is to resign.

oldbob - Independent, Option B
Too much corruption of the government agencies.

Mrs. P. D. Scott - Unregistered, Option B
Mr. Clinton came before a Grand Jury, SWORE under OATH to tell the truth, then LIED! This is perjury and he is a felon. He should be prosecuted to prove that no one, not even a president, can break the laws and go free.

Charles Marquette - Independent, Option B
You have LIED!!!!!! Just Like Nixon,You Have Lied!!!!!!! Just like LBJ and the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution,You Have Lied! The people forced LBJ to step down! Do the Honorable thing, Resign! Tell Hillary to take a HIKE!

Ashley Langdon - Libertarian, Option B
Although I personally disagree with Clinton's politics and his personal dealings, I think the strongest argument he should resign is the simple fact that he is weak. As American's we are all in danger. There are major issues on the world front that need a strong and reputable leader to deal with them. Korea, the Middle East, Russia, and on and on. This is not near closure. There are more reports to come on the many dirty dealings of our President - FBI Files, the Travel Office, Campaign Finance, dealings with China. He needs to resign before opportunistic terrorists take advantage of his weakness and American's get killed. It will also allow this country to reset it's moral compass. What are you willing to sell out in exchange for a strong economy?

karla mahar - Independent, Option B
integrity he is of shameful character he abused authority. broke the law.

J. Mccormack - Democrat, Option B
As a soccor mom, I'm really hurt by your oppression of women...get out of Dodge...NOW!

Geraldine E. Arnold - Democrat, Option B
Save our party! Do the honorable thing, resign yesterday.

Michelle Shutt - Independent, Option B
There's no doubt that Clinton lied under oath to protect himself. While the reasons for lying are understandable, they do not excuse the lying or make it right. He's making excuses I would never accept from my kids. If the President believes that it is justifiable to lie under oath to protect himeself, our entire judicial system is undermined. The only justification I can see for lying under oath is to protect a life, protecting one's chosen elected office is not justification.

John S. Arnold - Republican, Option B
Yoy are an admitted liar, and a suspected criminal.

James Kreider - Libertarian, Option B
It is the best thing for the United States.

Roleigh Martin - Independent, Option B
We are a nation of people acting under the same set of laws, not a nation ruled by people above the law. By resigning, the President admits to this standard. We can't have one set of standards for Republican Presidents and no set of standards for Democratic Presidents.

Larence L. Wilsher - Unregistered, Option B
The man is demented and requires long term in patient care. He cannot be trusted to make any major decisions. He lies, cheats and steals all the respect of the American people. He has lowered us to his level. His antics in the oval office are disgusting and far from a private matter. Resign and let the republic heal.

Paul Lamb - Independent, Option B
Slick is a lying bum, unfit to lead a trash truck. His continuation in office is an affront to the Constutition.

nancy morris - Democrat, Option B
I really think Clinton should be impeached. Why should the American public spend one dient? I flat refuse to! Clinton has ruined the credibility of his office; he cannot remain effective in world politics. He has run this country into the ground, split the nation apart, and insults the intelligence of our people when he expects us to swallow his lies. If Congress does not impeach this horrible man, then something is terribly wrong with that bunch, too!

edward Patsey - Unregistered, Option B
It is simple. President Clinton committed perjury. "Yes, the president should resign. He has lied to the American people, time and time again, and betrayed their trust. He is no longer an affective leader. Since he has admitted guilt, there is no reason to put the American people through an impeachment. He will serve absolutely no purpose in finishing his term, the only possible solution is for the president to save some dignity and resign." (William Jefferson Clinton, 1974 on President Nixon) Hmm! He seem to agree.

R. Schwartz - Independent, Option B
The country cannot stand to be leaderless for the next two years. Even if you cut a deal with Congress, your moral and political authority is irretrievably gone and cannot be regained. The Republicans would just as soon let you twist in the wind for two years while they proceed to destroy the Democratic Party for a generation. This may happen anyway, but at least a President Gore would have a honeymoon for a while and the public would be very reluctant to see the campaign finance case against him continued. In the meantime we would at least have a Government.

James Kreider - Libertarian, Option B
It is the best thing for the United States.

Ted Moody - Unregistered, Option B
He was, is, and likely will always be a lier. I do not think any less of him than I ever did. He has only confermed what I already believed.

WILLIAM A. TALLEY - Independent, Option B
HE HAS MESSED IN HIS PAINTS AND NOW HE AND HIS SUPPORTERS ARE TELLING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE THAT IT SMELLS GOOD. THIS GUY HAS GOT TO GO !!!!

Brett Grimes - Libertarian, Option B
The president broke the law on many occasions, and I do not trust what he says is the truth

Barton L. Tate - Republican, Option B
Bill Clinton is a traitor to our Constitution and to every law of decency that exists. What more can be said about this despicable individual?

Jim Philpot - Independent, Option B
He lied & I will not tolerate a lier!

Ann Henry - Republican, Option B
I find he is no longer trustworthy. I am not sure he ever was, however, now he has proven you cannot trust him. I childish behavior proves to me he is out to prove he can act abhorently and "get away with it."

Jim Sandidge - Republican, Option B
A proven liar, adulterer, and a prime target for any third world country's espionage efforts through the use of blackmail. He is making this country the laughing stock of the world and is creating, through his word parsing and legalistic hair-splitting, a lack of respect in all other nations of the world.

Scott Anderson - Other, Option B
Mr. Clinton has disgraced the office of President and has lost the respect of everyone. I know of no one who supports him. I do not believe the polls that state even a minority support for his staying in office. I believe the Monica Lewinsky matter is a small thing compared to the treasnous claims that are still under investigation. Let's act on the perjury issues now and not allow Mr. Clinton to further endanger us while the investigations against him continue.

Michael L. Anderson, M.D., Ph.D. - Independent, Option B
1. In the political philosophy of our Republic, no one individual is indispensible to its agenda or future. On the other hand, the scurrilous behavior of the Oval Office's present occupant brings opprobrium to the Executive Branch, diminishing its dignity and subjecting it to unrelenting ridicule. Moreover, the president is jeopardizing the political agenda and the fortunes of those who espouse his policies, in the upcoming elections. In the final analysis, which is of greater importance to the president? His own need and desire for power, or the unimpeded furtherance of the policies he claims to champion? If the former, then he no longer should be trusted with the mantle of leadership. He is a gravely woumded political leader, and his vulnerability reduces his effectiveness as an advocate for others, anthus threatening their security and sense of stability. Others exist who can shoulder the Republic's load, others (one hopes) who are more faithful and assiduous in carrying out the mission to country, family, and one's self. The country as a whole, and the Democratic Party as one segment of that country, are large and are not dependent on a single autocrat for success, bounty, and plenty. We are dependent, however, on principle, basic decency, integrity, and self-control. In the past, the nation's leaders collectively may not have always attended to these virtues; but they at least found it necessary to pay lip-service to them, because of their common-sense necessity. Now we have a post-modernist president who, by his conduct, betrays any acknowledgment of the necessity. The president should resign. 2. I have read Option A, and it is most unconvincing. The present crisis is not whelped from sexual escapades, but from the peculiar psyche of the man occupying a position of highest public trust. Quite possibly, we would not behave been in this position if the media, in 1992 and 1996, had GENERALLY (or at least, its most influential voices) had suggested to the American citizenry that personal character was of little consequence as long as adherence to the "correct" policy measures could be demonstrated. The American public is no purer, no smarter, no less gullible than other peoples of the world. The value of the present crisis is that it warns us that we can also succumb to the flatterer, the emotional manipulator, and the imposter as has other civilized peoples have in the past. Mr. Clinton is not in a league with the great scoundrels of history; the type and extent of his peccadilloes are revealing and true measures of the man, namely those of a petty thug arising from third-rate political backwaters. But he manipulates the language in as cold and calculated manner as the narcississtic monsters of the past. No, it is NOT just about sex. The dsordid details of the Starr report were needed to expose a man who demonstrably strains at the gnat of the smallest intransitive verb of being. This is what the Office of the Presidency of the United States has been reduced to, a state which can only herald further deterioration if 'We the People' cannot muster the inner resources to insist upon the high standards we need to continue to excel, to achieve, TO BE in the coming millenium. We, or our children, shouldn't have to distract ourselves with the definition of "is." The Presidency is more than an office of a political cheerleader. It is also, in our secular age, a moral beacon which transcends the everyday minutia of life in these Americas. That is why the office is a heavy responsibility, to be filled only by the very best if we insit on it. We do not have the very best, in a dangerous, uncertain and predatory world. Every action is suspect; is the president bombing terrorist camps, or is he destroying pharmaceutical hoiuses in the land of the starving, to save his transitory political possessions? The President should resign.

John Griffin - Republican, Option B
Clinton has committed perjury, a felony, be fore the Grand Jury.

Barbara Brooks - Independent, Option B
The crime is not sex. The evidence is sex. He lied to cover up. Lying to a Grand Jury would put me in prison. He cannot be trusted or can the White House in general. The presidency has been made a mockery. We are an embarrassment throughout the world.

ron Larson - Republican, Option B
Lying to the public and the courts cannot be accepted by anyone

Duyen Pham - Unregistered, Option B
Citizen William Jefferson Clinton is so corrupted and dishonorable. He had commited a serious crime, the only thing to show that he cares about this country, if not, at least, his own dear daughter Chelsea, is to resign, before he is kicked out of our House.

David Burt - Libertarian, Option B
Most Evil man in America should not be President

Jim Philpot - Independent, Option B
He lied & I will not tolerate a lier!

Michael Ayers - Republican, Option B
Clinton, do the right thing for once in your dishonorable life and RESIGN - sooner rather than later.

Betty B. James - Unregistered, Option B
bill clinton is a Seriel Liar. He has committed perjury before the Grand Jury. That is a clear cut act of felonious criminal behavior. This is not about sex. This is about Perjury. Nothing less than removal from office can be tolerated.

Michael Hinshaw - Independent, Option B
For the good of moral atmosphere of the nation and the political system he should resign before impeachment hearing begin

Dennis Johnson - Independent, Option B
Although the Constitution is designed for such things, it is for the good of the country that Clinton resign. He has shown contempt for the Constitution. He has shown contempt for the law. He has shown contempt for the people of this country. He has shown contempt for the Office of the Presidency. He continues to show this contempt knowing that the polling numbers are created results, and that less than one-half of the population voted him into office. He has sold his political soul for his own "30 pieces of silver(campaign contributions)" to foreign interests. He cannot lead through legislation, so it is my opinion that he will dictate through edict (E.O.'s)

karen cheney - Republican, Option B
It is not about the sex, it is about obstruction of justice, bribery, lying, and character. Our nation has been made a mockery of by Bill Clinton and it is time for him to step down and give our country back to the people.

gcbrown - Republican, Option B
Anybody else would lose their job over this AND go to prison. Giving up his job & avoiding prison is the LEAST that Clinton could do.

Dennis Wicks - Independent, Option B
You are a law breaking scumbag that needs to be punished to show other people what happens to scum when they break the law, even if they are the president. This is not a third world country senor presidente.

carla popoff - Democrat, Option B
PREDICTION:Bogus Bill Cinton will share the fate of that other wonderful man who brought us NAFTA;international fugitive Carlos Salinas.

Royce Bierma - Unregistered, Option B
Clinton has lied under oath,(committed perjury), obstructed justice, engaged in immoral behavior in the White House with several women, lied to his Cabinet concerning the matter concerning which he gave perjurious testimony under oath, and lied to the country at large. He has also compromised national security by trading sensitive military intelligence(satellite gear)in exchange for campaign contributions from the People's Republic of China. As with Nixon, Clinton is hell-bent on exerting power, ignoring national interests.

Dave Hessford - Independent, Option B
Certainly, he is a perjurer. Once Impeachment Hearings start, it's all over. Things will cascade out of control. Especially if the Dem's lose 10 seats in the House and 3 in the Senate ( which I think likely) Then, even Democrats will jump in. Dont let the Polls fool you. He's in real jeopardy of total emasculation.

Ben Borwick - Unregistered, Option B
Forget about sex...look at the pattern of behavior, from "smoking without inhaling" to Whitewater, Paula Jones (any doubts now?), Filegate (simple snafu???!!), White House coffees (& Lincoln bedroom and Airforce One "rentals"), Chinagate, to lying under oath, coaching others to lie under oath, etc. This guy is a moral midget, and Democrats should not carry the torch for him, because people come and go, but policies and institutions stay. If the Democrats let Clinton get away with this, what moral authority will there ever be to hold a Republican president accountable. Resign now.

Thomas Howell - Republican, Option B
Commission of crimes: Perjury, bribery, treason, embarassment of the U.S..

Mike haefner - Independent, Option B
The man is unfit to hold any political office.

Leonard Boyak - Republican, Option B
When he, the President, was voted into office. He became the chief lawenforcement officer. lying under oath for his own personal gain, suggest a contempt for the rule of law. Watching the tape vidio, and the misinformation coming from "reliable souces", convince me that the only concern the president has is not family, country, and god, but can he get away with it again.

Geoff Thomas - Independent, Option B
Treason,bribary,perjury,and for turning the White House into the " outhouse ".

Barbara Schmidt - Independent, Option B
There's much more to be found out. It would destroy my reputation and possibly the Democratic Party. I need to get out of Dodge before it's too late.

Karen Lindholm - Independent, Option B
First of all-I think B.C. should be impeached- not allowed to resign! Our country needs this to set the future standard for future presidents. If we don't impeach-resignation will always be an option for a defective president. we should go through the entire process-see if it works and adjust the process if necessary. So-I think you are mistaken in not offering impeachment as an answer.

Grant Goodman - Democrat, Option A
Resignation might help the party in the short run, but would badly damage the country in the long run. Resignation would reward the Republicans for their despicable behavior and encourage more of the same in the future from both sides -- we've already seen it in Salon's report on Henry Hyde's affair.

Anna Miller - Republican, Option B
Dear Mr. President, For the sake of my children and yours, and for the sake of our future America, please step down and end this assult on moral values. You have an opportunity to do a great think for America. It is your duty as the chief law enforcement officer to uphold the law, even though it cost you your office. What good is it to gain the whole would if you lose your soul? Thank you, Anna Miller, American

Karl Rotstan - Unregistered, Option B
You have shamed the Republic, The Presidency, and yourself.

Jack Williams - Independent, Option B
It has been demonstrated that the president is willing to lie about anything and everything. He is the consumate spin artist. This trait is going to stick with this administration regardless of the topic, and the public can't trust a "fact or statistic" comming from this organization on any topic.

Tim Etogo - Libertarian, Option B
In the words of our esteemed Senator, Patrick Moynihan, "[lying to the American people] is an impeachable offense. � We have a Constitution. Let's live by it."

- Independent, Option B
Unworthy of serving in high office

john birch - Democrat, Option B
you are an embarrassment to the world

Dave Arndt - Libertarian, Option B
Most corrupt president in the history of our country needs to step down before he brings any further embarrassment to our great country.

Julie Tolleson - Republican, Option B
After careful thought I have come to the conclusion that for our country's sake, I must resign. I have paralyzed this nation with my lies and deceptions for much too long. Not only did I lie in my grand jury testimony, but I also lied in my deposition in January. Our nation is one of laws...equal justice under the law. What will become of the rule of law, if I, the leader of the nation, is allowed a pass on this matter? We teach our children that there are consequences to bad behavior; they need to see that there are consequences- even for the President. I need to put an end to this trauma for Americas' sake. No matter what the underlying issue is, private or public, lying is not acceptable at any time. Honesty is indeed imperitive to leading a decent and moral life. I have failed the American people in this respect, and for this I must resign.

Dean Norris - Republican, Option B
How can you justify remaining in office based on your own anaylsis espoused in 1974 during the Nixon situation! Do us a favor and leave now!

Rich Whalen - Independent, Option B
Clinton is corrupt to the core.

Diane gunderson - Republican, Option B
He has lost what little credibility he had. How can we allow the president to get away with perjury? It would be the beginning of the end for this great country.

michael pennington - Unregistered, Option B
he has lied once to often. I do not believe a thing he says.

p.curlee - Republican, Option B
better for everyone lied to americans lied in court has morals of an alley cat has no real substance just an actor on the stage is a lawyer

Roger Rush - Unregistered, Option B
He is the east end of a horse headed west.

Tim Thomas - Republican, Option B
To spare the country the agony of division and suspicion.

Walter Bigalow - Unregistered, Option B
He Broke the Law!!!

Charles Guatney - Democrat, Option B
The issue is not sex. The evidence is sex. The crimes are obstruction of justice, lying, subornation of perjury--as well as other deeds yet unproved but suspected. The president is a disgrace to the human race.

LAWSON MICHAEL POWELL - Republican, Option B
THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF THE ARMED SERVICES AND PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES SHOULD BE HELD AS ACCOUNTABLE AS OUR MILITARY OFFICERS. HE SHOULD BE ABOVE REPROACH. MR. CLINTON HAS FAILED TO UPHOLD THESE STANDARDS OR UPHOLD HIS OATH OF OFFICE. RESIGNATION WOULD BE PREFERABLE. HOWEVER, IMPEACHMENT SHOULD BE USED IF HE REFUSES.

D. Bayer - Democrat, Option B
It's a credibility issue.

Earle Mingledorff - Independent, Option B
The president has lied and cannot be trusted. This is all that is necessary for impeachment under the Constitution.

Michael Ayers - Republican, Option B
Clinton, do the right thing for once in your dishonorable life and RESIGN - sooner rather than later.

liam dalriada - Republican, Option B
He has lost the trust and confidence of the american people. He has lied to us directly and under oath -- a number of times. He has committed, in the process, several felonies. He should go.

Steve Morris - Republican, Option B
Regardless of whether one feels this President has been unfairly treated, he has become entirely ineffective. This situation is not the fault of anyone else. He created it by his own poor judgement and his decision to lie to the American people. Therefore, out of respect for the public and for the history of the office, he should resign.

Dan Phillips - Republican, Option B
He has disgraced the office, committed felonies, and utterly compromised his Cabinet. He is, by a colossal margin, unfit to lead, at a time when we need trustworthy leadership. While impeachment is the most just route, resignation will bring the swiftest relief to the country he has wronged so shamefully.

James F. Van Valkenburg - Republican, Option B
It is the right thing to do - It is in the best interest of the Country - It beats being IMPEACHED

Patrick Thompson - Independent, Option B
The president has soiled the Office he holds, made a disgrace of the Judical system with his word-playing and lied directly to the American people. If we were to have a major crisis that required a decision to send troops into harm's way we could not trust his decision.

Frank Dynan > -
President Clinton is a confidence man - a very successful confidence man - who has no respect for the truth or the law, if they stand in the way of his interests. He manifests the classic behavior of a sociopath, and I don't want a sociopath as president, regardless of party affiliation.

Gordon Schorr, Sr. - Republican, Option B
Since he arranged to transfer our missile technology to Communist China, it is possible he was blackmailed into that arrangement. He cannot be trusted.

Steven Gardner - Republican, Option B
Bribery: jobs for Lewinsky, Hubbell, Miss Arkansas, etc., or blackmail from the same Treason: Campaign finance scandal, obstruction of justice High crimes or misdemeanors: I think murder should suffice Crimes are not necessary for impeachment, although they are clearly evident. Bill Clinton has brought disgrace, immorality, and a lack of ethics to the Office of the Presidency and, more importantly, to the country.

- Independent, Option B
To keep the Democratic Party from losing even more seats in the November elections. He could also retain some dignity by resigning now.

Richard DiSorbo - Libertarian, Option B
He lied to the citizens of this country He said that Richard Nixon should resign for the same offenses he is GUILTY of.

Addison H. Hart - Republican, Option B
It would show that he still has a shred of decency and some respect for the office he has abused.

A.J.Grant - Other, Option B
The fury about "sexual indesretions" aside,I and my countrymen are focusing on the substantive issue of integriy,trust and ability to lead by the President.This presdency is clearly corrupt,treacherous and menacing to Constitutional government.Further,behind the facade of entrenchment of an oligarchical rule of America,the liberal elements in the present administration are ruthless to remain in power .All Americans are at risk of finding themselves under totalitarian rule ,the pervading threat of this century.

Joseph A. Bowden - Independent, Option B
I can never look at this man again without thinking of the lie he made in January, demanding I believe him. ThI believe him. Then, for seven months, he invoked every privilege he hoped he had to support what he knew was a lie. He is not fit to hold office.

William L. Hearn - Unregistered, Option B
Mr. Clinton: You are a cowardly, draft-dodging, womanizing, dope-smoking, arrogant, lying, crooked, traitorous, small-time politician who has demeaned the office of the presidency and lost any respect anyone may have had,and will only be the butt of jokes from now on. If the country EVER meant anything to you, - RESIGN NOW!

warren B - Republican, Option B
If I can lie so easily about something so trivial as sex then I can easily lie about other activities. I cannot be trusted to tell the truth about anything from the Chinese infiltration of the electoral process by my party to how 900+ FBI files appearing the White House.

Carolyn Hawkins - Unregistered, Option B
Who can look at him without laughing. No one can believe him. He is still lying. I cannot believe anyone can look at his testimony and think anyone in their right mind would look to him for leadership...The most repulsive and telling account which shows his phony concern for the American people, is that he was being "serviced" while trying to persuade a congressman to vote to send American soldiers into harms way in Bosnia. And he lies, and lies, and lies.

Donna - Republican, Option B
No one can have any confidence that this man is telling the truth ... not his countrymen, not congress and not the other world leaders.

Richard DiSorbo - Libertarian, Option B
He lied to the citizens of this country1 He saidthat Richard Nixon should resign for the same offenses he is GUILTY of.

Shawn Keenen - Libertarian, Option B
Clinton has zero credibility with the pople he is supposed to lead. Nuff said.

H. Bayless - Libertarian, Option B
Clinton can no longer be an effective Presiden. With not only the Lewinsky affair hanging over his head, but with the other matters like Whitewater lurking in the background, he cannot function as a president should.

Max Monroe - Independent, Option B
The thought of the United States being ridiculed by the rest of the world due to the actions of this degenerate, makes me sick!

Donna Callaghan - Republican, Option A
Stay in office to continue to cripple the demo/autocratic party. The President has power, yes, but I am sure that he has enough honorable cabinet members to prevent the damage he could do to the country. Sure, he is a liar, and it is well known. But a liar that is known is not believed so cannot mislead us. He stays as President and we continue to not believe anything he says. We (press, others) double check him on anything important to the country! Note: the intern program should be suspended until he is out of office.

Claire Bawcom - Republican, Option B
This man has done more damage to American sovereignty than people know. We are very close to losing it all. Clinton's free hand with Executive Orders and Presidential Decision Directives plus his President's Council for Sustainable Development - all deliberately outside the oversight of Congress place our freedoms in grave danger. His pet project, the Free Trade Areas of the Americas establishes an American European Union type entity - to the globalists' delight. We had better wake up! What I stated here is the tip of the iceberg.

J Paul Cunningham - Republican, Option B
Any public official who lies under oath is not fit for the office.

Frank Mutchler - Independent, Option B
Your conduct has degraded the office of the Presidency, called into question the legitimacy of our Judicial system, and smeared members of the legislative branch. You conduct is clearly treasonous and I demand that you resign. I will do all that I can to see that you are indicted for crimes against this country following your resignation.

Jim Fletcher - Unregistered, Option B
The point is obvious at this time that the president lied to the people on a subject of no great import and proved that his word is not to be trusted. It is dangerous to have a leader who has such little regard for the truth. If a crisis appears that requires public support, it's difficult to get even in the best of times, a known liar will find it impossible.

Clifford B. Sherman - Republican, Option B
Lying to the country, Perjury in Grand Jury testimony. Accepting foreign and illegal campaign money, Obstruction of justiice, use of government personnel for personal affairs, illegal use of FBI files, sexual harrassment in the work place, immoral acts in the work place. Does not have the morality to be President.

t davies - Independent, Option B
As a citizen of the United States, I would like to express my opinion regarding the debacle going on in Washington. I don't know who is being polled across the country but, it certainly is not me or my contemporaries. We are appalled by the flagrant deceit of the entire world by the president of the United States of America. Would any of us accept his "explanation" if it were coming from a teenager? How many kids across the US have gotten the message that a blowjob is OK because it is not sexual relations? Is this what we want our girls and boys to view as acceptable behavior? "Well, if it's OK with the president and the US government then why shouldn't it be OK for me"?? Would Clinton accept this explanation from Chelsea's boyfriend? Would any of us????? Can you imagine how many parents, principals and police officers are going to hear the same LAME reasoning from kids? What are we telling our teenagers?? This is setting back women's rights 30 years!! Clinton is an employee of the citizens of the United States of America. He is the CEO of the biggest country in the world. He had sexual relations in the workplace, with a co-worker, on company time. He lied about it. He knowingly and willfully had his wife, lawyer and cabinet members lie for him. There is only one reason we are in this situation and it is because of the president himself. No salacious details would have been necessary if he had one ounce of honor and had answered the questions put before him in a straightforward manner. He lied to me, he lied to you, and he lied to the world. Talk about a breach of trust. Every time I hear anything coming from the Whitehouse I automatically assume it is a lie. The president shouldn't even be able to keep his security clearance. The focus on Ms. Lewinsky has caused many to forget: there are other matters (some would say more serious from the beginning) that might justify impeachment. Judge Starr is still looking into some of these; over others, he was never given authority. In the latter category are whether the President allowed the transfer of missile technology to China, even in part, because of campaign contributions from China; and whether the President and Vice President misused the White House and the Executive Office of the President by holding fund-raising events there, or by soliciting contributions from there. In the former category are the fact that files from Vince Foster's office under subpoena were missing for over a year, then turned up in the President and First Lady's private study; the access to raw FBI files maintained unlawfully at the White House; the closure of the White House travel office and subsequent criminal charges brought against its formal director, allegedly at the First Lady's direction; and the original Madison Guaranty Bank inquiry itself-- whether the bank was used to defraud taxpayers for the purpose of enriching the President and First Lady through their investment in Whitewater. This is no way to run a country. This is no way to set an example for our children or the rest of the world. Just because someone is a skillful and practiced LIAR does not mean there are no consequences for completely irresponsible, reprehensible, appalling behavior. Character does matter and it's about time we stand up for our nation and our nations children. Do you remember the speech he gave in April. Talking about family values and how he's done his best to uphold those values. How important family values are for our nations children and how that is the strength needed for the 21st century. What a load of crap coming from HIS mouth. He is absolutely shameless. It all boils down to one thing. You are either honest and trustworthy or you aren't. If you aren't then you cannot be the leader of the greatest country in the world. Clinton must be impeached. Sincerely, A concerned California citizen.

Jack Lesh - Libertarian, Option B
Clinton's behavior has shown him to be morally inadequate to be the leader of our country.

A.R. Jones - Independent, Option B
Nobody in the inner circle has cut a deal to save their skin, yet, but if impeachment hearings begin it will only be a matter of time. If Reno fails to quash the investigations into foreign money the spectre of criminal indictments for campaign fraud (possibly even espionage) are almost a certainty. He should work out a blanket pardon with Gore, and resign before any indictments are delivered. It would be best for the country. Unfortunately, he's never considered that factor throughout his presidency

john kreamer - Libertarian, Option B
He has sworn an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States. If he can lie straight faced to the people that document protects how can he be true to the ideals embodied within framework of our legal system?

Dale Oglesby - Republican, Option B
There is clear evidence that the President broke the law and his oath of office. He has sacrificed his credibility and is no longer able to lead. And (although this doesn't exactly break my heart) he is hurting his party. Now if we don't wish to similarly sacrifice the credibility of the entire legislative branch, we must impeach. The U.S. Government can not be perceived to be putting some people above the law... otherwise we're no better than some third-world 'government'. The impeachment process is designed by the Framers as a way to remove a president who is unfit for the office. "We don't want to undo an election" goes the old argument. This is completely invalid. Read the Constitution - THAT'S THE PURPOSE OF IMPEACHMENT! If the President wants to do the right thing for the country he will resign. This thing won't go away, and the rest of this presidential term is a wash. We will never be able to get back to the business of the country until he is gone. And in the meantime, Iraq will continue to secretly develop chemical and biological weapons, North Korea will continue testing of the newly-upgraded (longer range) Nodong missiles, a new (possibly) more U.S.-friendly leader in Iran will continue to be ignored, the Russian situation will continue to decline until the entire region is de-stabilized, ... We've got to much at stake to leave a leadership-impotent president in power. Mr. President, please put the COUNTRY first for a change and RESIGN NOW!

Jerry Sowell - Republican, Option B
He has the morals of a bitch dog in heat.

Bob and Adriel Holt - Democrat, Option B
You have brought disgrace on the office we elected yo for. Do not drag the country thru any more resign now.

GailK - Unregistered, Option B
God is in the business of forgiving sin; adultry is a sin. Our courts are in the business of judging and punishing crime. In this case the Congress is the Court. Lying under oath to cover up your sin of adultry is PERJURY. Then you parse words, hair split words, to justify your perjury. As the mother of a murdered child, I am extremely worried what the outcome of this rangling on should we or should we not punish Bill Clinton for lying about "just sex", will have on the entire judicial system. Allowing Mr. Clinton to 'get away' with perjury will have in my opinion have a devastating effect on our judicial system. Murderers and rapists will then want the same kid glove treatment. Mr. Clinton in your own words for the SAKE OF ALL OF OUR CHILDREN RESIGN NOW! You set a extremely BAD example for our CHILDREN.

F. ahern - Independent, Option B
a morally depraved perjurer who has damaged our country incredibly doesn't deserve to be a dog-catcher. Most certainly, not to be the president of the U.S.

Robert Mahan - Republican, Option B
Bill is a chronic liar...If we can't trust him in the little things how can we trust him in the big stuff? No cabinet meeting for 7 months? "Irresponsible" Example for my children...NOT. Sen. Packwood & Gary Hart's careers were destroyed doing far less. Get him out of there!!!

osteve - Republican, Option B
This man represents all that is bad in American politics....thanks for the lesson, Bill. You may go now.

Keith Davis - Republican, Option B
President Clinton holds the highest government office in the United States, and he broke the law. He gave his word that he would uphold the law. Therefore he is disqualified from holding the office of President (of the United States). What laws did he break? 1) Pergury. 2) Obstruction of Justice.

Bob Volk - Republican, Option B
The president has caused the "office" of presidency to become nothing but a joke to laugh and spit on. He has disgraced the United States as a world LEADER, and is ineffective in all areas except the capability to raise money for the democrats - shameless. Resign now or put the nation through an impeachment hearing that will render you useless as a leader for the next 2 years.

Bruce Galbreath - Democrat, Option B
Avoids impeachment. Puts Gore in office who can better carry out the agenda Clinton says he cares about.

Al Hagi - Republican, Option B
I would still get my retirement mony and benefits and we all know its about money

Lloyd Hughes - Unregistered, Option B
Duty, honor, country: Whwat would the president ask of his vp?

Candy Hart - Republican, Option B
Perjury, subordination of perjury, sexual harassment and lack of personal responsibility are not the qualities of the President of the United States. This entire farce is an embarassment to the people you swore to represent and lead, and you should do the right thing and resign now.

Dan White - Unregistered, Option B
A president should be more than that. He should be the extraordinary person - one who occupies the office with integrity and who instinctively places honesty and the nation's welfare above self-interest.

James Hines - Republican, Option B
Dear Amerika, I am resigning because the country needs to move onward and upward.There will be many more (or at the least one more) Bimbo to surface and prove to my strongest allies that I have no respect what-so-ever for Women.This scenerio of course depends on whether or not they can be silenced. Further,since I have sort of repented for only that which the public is aware of, I really don't want to be put through another series of Crocodile tears..that would be too much. I also don't want to answer any more questions about my deception of Col. Holmes and those pesty little Vietnam Veterans who think I'm a lily livered $#&%*&^!Should I remain in office, it will only be a matter of time before my truly treasonous activities surface and I have already worn out my welcome with most of my apologists so my chances of escaping that would be near impossible. Anyway, Barbara Streisand and Mr. Streisand combined with Spielberg and the So. Hampton crowd have purchased a lovely abode on an Island that does not have an extradition treaty with Amerika..I mean America. This abode is unique in the sense that there are no household items that can be hurled at me. What a relief!! In conclusion, I would just like to say Adios Suckers.Carry on Al !

John Beier - Democrat, Option B
Clinton will be paralysed for the remainder of his time in office. The drip-drip-drip of sexual and financial scandal will continue, and make his situation even more untenable.

Jim Morris - Unregistered, Option B
It's time to take out the trash. Resign!

Steve Frost - Libertarian, Option B
If perjury is condoned, we might as well scrap the judicial system. If anything, high office holder should be treated more severely than others when they break the law.

charlotte Wussow - Republican, Option B
Clinton is dishonest, immoral, and has committed crimes. He should resign.

Paul Griffiths - Libertarian, Option B
Clinton has made a mockery of the presidency, and this country. His character is no longer in question. He has commited treason. Everything else he has done pales in comparison to that. Had a normal citizen done what he has, that person would end up paying with his life, with Clinton denoucing him. Along with all of the other crimes he has commited, and "lapses of judgement" that has occurred, it amazes me that this country even has to ask this question. This is already a sad statment about this country, but if he is to remain, it would make the lack of character of this country clear to me.

Carole Groat - Republican, Option B
Weakened presidency-----totally unbelievable in any actions from here on out-----was unbelievable to me even before this.

Brian Jeffrey Lunsford - Republican, Option B
1. His campaign for president was built on lies. 2. His presidency has been built on lies. 3. His defense in the Lewinsky matter is built on lies. 4. His life is built on lies. 5. He has repeatedly lied to the American people, their elected representatives and appointed government officials. 6. His history of deceit cannot be ignored. He cannot be trusted. 7. An untrustworthy individual has no moral standing to lead. 8. Our system of government, predicated on the rule of law, demands moral standing in its leaders. 9. Therefore; Bill Clinton, having cast aside his moral standing to lead by casting aside his responsibility to be trustworthy and honest, must be cast aside as well. 10. HE MUST GO, SOONER RATHER THAN LATER!!!!!

B Hotze - Unregistered, Option B
Moral bankruptcy of leadership and country needs to end now.

Ronald Malcolm - Unregistered, Option B
HE WILL BE IMPEACHED:

nicholas barbieri - Republican, Option B
He can not be trusted any longer.

Kevin Kappen - Independent, Option B
No matter how hard you try, you will not be able to just "do the job the American people elected you to do". The people of the country don't trust you, the people of the world don't trust you.

I. M. Wright - Republican, Option A
America does NOT want AlGore Sick Willie should wait & resign November 10, 2000, immediately After the 2000 Presidential Election

James F. Hill - Independent, Option B
This is a clear case of purjury. Obfuscation by the president and his pundits do not make the crime less serious. Where does this leave others who lie under oath? Aside from purjury - obstruction of justice and perversion of the constitution he swore to uphold against all enemies foreign and domestic. He is the domestic enemy.

Steve B. - Libertarian, Option B
There will be many more "revelations" about his sexual activities, in the coming weeks. His supporters constantly speak about how the country shouldn't be "put through this." Well, its Mr. Clinton who is putting us through this, and there's more to come, I'm afraid. The most important issue, and vastly under-commented upon,is the issue of his position as the "Commander-in-Chief." Because he refuses to abide by the basic rules of conduct which are applied to military leadership, he sets himself up as the "Hypocrite-in-Chief," one which I feel should never have the decision of life and death over our children, and someone who true "leaders" may be hesitant to take orders from in a time of extreme crisis. Steve B.

Jim Garver - Democrat, Option B
One thing that I wish to teach my four-year-old twins is the Pledge of Allegiance. One important line in the Pledge of Allegiance is "Liberty and justice for all." They will be taught about the three branches of government and the importance of the Judicial branch of Government. This is the Branch of government where any citizen who is treated improperly can seek redress against that improper treatment. Clearly in the Paula Jones lawsuit William Jefferson Clinton perjured himself in an attempt to deny an American citizen their rights as put forth in the Constitution of the United States of America. How can anybody say this is OK? When I teach my children about the United States of America I want to teach them about one justice system for all people, and not dual systems where the weak and poor do not have the same rights as the "Elite and rich." Please resign so that the children can be taught about the greatness of The United States of America and that I can teach them the Pledge of Allegiance.

Rance Taylor - Republican, Option B
uunfit to lead.

Margaret Holliman - Republican, Option B
He has committed perjury--a felony which is enough, but he has also disgraced the sanctity of the Oval Office which is held in high honor by most Americans. There are other reasons, as yet unproven, but they probably will be.

George Irvin - Independent, Option B
Clinton is the worse roll model this country has ever had. He does not know how to tell the truth. He's not trustworthy in any way. He governs by the polls. We need a true leader not a poll reader. I feel Clinton is cought between two forces. Hillary and the American people and Justice. He can't satisfy both. It's best for the Country and our children that he resign now.

J. M. Cavanaugh - Other, Option B
Impeachment is an extremely laborious and destructive process for the nation. A government preoccupied with this process will encourage unstable and destructive elements throughout the world to engage in mischief, believing that the US is not in a position to respond. This, unfortunately can and will create a dangerous situation for our nation and our allies. Resign now for the good of the country. This is no time for egotistical self-centeredness.

A. T. Barnes - Independent, Option B
The fact that he has committed indictable acts is beyond dispute. Any fair, rational reading of "impeachable acts" by Congress will conclude he must be impeached. He should concentrate on his legal liability, and relinquish the highest and most responsible public office in the country to his constitutionally-provided successor. Every day he fights, he divides and demeans the nation.

Kevin Butters - Republican, Option B
The highest standard of public and private behavior should be expected from elected officials. The President's act of perjury demonstrates that, we as a country, expect elected officials need to live by the very rules that they themselves are sworn to uphold. President Clinton needs to resign.

Al Lerberg - Republican, Option B
Trust in our leaders and government institutions is the bedrock of our representative democracy. The man is an ADMITTED LIAR! Can he be forgiven-yes. Can he ever be trusted again-NO!

L. Ronthal - Libertarian, Option B
For the sake of the Democratic Party in November

P. J. Nolan - Libertarian, Option B
Because of dumb and illegal decisions made by Bill Clinton before and during his presidency, it has become impossible for the US Government to carry out its duties. His stonewalling has dragged this affair on beyond reason, not Starr.

George Lyda - Libertarian, Option B
Looks like a whigger, acts like a whigger and should be treated like a whigger.

Fred Bunn - Unregistered, Option B
He has disgraced the office with his reckless and childish behavior. He lies constantly, and is not man enough to accept the consequences of his own actions. Enough is enough.

Theodore William Lee - Libertarian, Option B
The country is so focused on this matter, we are neglecting other issues. The only way this issue is going to pass is for Clinton to resign now or be impeached. He has committed perjury, obstructed justice, and tampered with witnesses. If he really cares about this country, he will go.

roco - Independent, Option B
subverted the laws of the country that he swore to uphold

john crary - Republican, Option B
the president's private sexual behavior leaves him open to blackmail in the same way that kennedy was blackmailed by general dynamics in the award of the f-111 contract. for that reason his behavior must be beyond reproach.

Wayne Moran - Independent, Option B
You have disgraced our country and your family. You have lost your moral athority to lead. You have perjured yourself. You have suborned the constitution. You have abused your power. If you do not leave office you will end the rule of law in our country.

Michael Beasley - Libertarian, Option B
A former president, Teddy Roosevelt, said this on May 12, 1900 while he was still governor of New York. "We can afford to differ on the currency, the tariff, and foreign policy; but we cannot afford to differ on the question of honesty if we expect our republic permanently to endure ... "Honesty is not so much a credit as an absolute prerequisite to efficient service to the public. Unless a man is honest, we have no right to keep him in public life; it matters not how brilliant his capacity "The weakling and the coward cannot be saved by honesty alone; but without honesty, the brave and able man is merely a civic wild beast who should be hunted down by every lover of righteousness. "No man who is corrupt, no man who condones corruption in others, can possibly do his duty by the community.... "'Liar' is just as ugly a word as 'thief,' because it implies the presence of just as ugly a sin in one case as in the other. If a man lies under oath or procures the lie of another under oath, if he perjures himself or suborns perjury, he is guilty under the statute law. "Under the higher law, under the great law of morality and righteousness, he is precisely as guilty if, instead of lying in a court, he lies in a newspaper or on the stump; and in all probability, the evil effects of his conduct are infinitely more widespread and more pernicious."

D. F. Johnson - Unregistered, Option B
I think it is important for all citizens of the U.S., at a minimum, to have respect for the office of the President and its occupant, even if we do not agree with his/her politics. That respect is gone for Mr. Clinton, and it is impossible to restore it.

Allan Musser - Independent, Option B
He has disgraced himself. He has no shame or integrity.

Baxter S. Sweeney - Unregistered, Option B
The presidency was created by article II of the Constitution, which provides, in part, that the president "shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed . . . ." A holder of that office who violates the law by lying under oath in a judicial proceeding has failed to fulfill this fundamental obligation and is unfit to continue in the office.

Robert Crow - Independent, Option B
Clinton is a blight on this country. Contrary to what you believe, some people won't perjure themselves to save their hides. This is not just about sex, it is about failing to perform his job as president. More revelation is coming!

Ben Ortiz, Sr. - Republican, Option B
This has gotten much bigger than any one man.......it is now about the integrity of the Presidency! Bill Clinton has brought reproach to the office and must resign.

Percy C. Keith - Unregistered, Option B
President Clinton has demonstrated, beyond any doubt, that he is a Liar, a Scoundrel, a Rascal, and a Knave. Further, his continued pursuit of power in the face of stupendously faulty judgement, seven months of perjury against the American people, his direct action to engage his cabinet in the subornation and continuation of that perjury, ought to been self evident proofs that he is not merely unfit for office, he is anathema the very core spirit of that office. Bill Clinton personifies the creature the founding fathers feared when they crafted the articles of impeachment. Moreover, if we fail to remove this odious cad from office, how are we to ever face our children, asking of them, truth, honour, respect, and dignity in their conduct?

George Lyda - Libertarian, Option B
Looks like a whigger, acts like a whigger and should be treated like a whigger.

George D. Thomas - Republican, Option B
Clinton has committed multiple felonies. He would be refused a low-level security clearance under current U.S. guidelines. He cannot be trusted!

Roy Robinson - Republican, Option B
It is apparrent that large scale racketeering has and is going on within the clinton administration. Listening to all the weak and misleading statements coming from clinton lap dogs, only adds validity. If not for reno, clinton would be in jail.

Ross Perot - Independent, Option B
I can't talk about the giant sucking sound anymore.

Rich DuPAtz - Independent, Option B
No one is above the law.. Your job was to uphold the Constitution of the United States not destroy it.

Percy C. Keith - Unregistered, Option B
President Clinton has demonstrated, beyond any doubt, that he is a Liar, a Scoundrel, a Rascal, and a Knave. Further, his continued pursuit of power in the face of stupendously faulty judgement, seven months of perjury against the american people, his direct action to engage his cabinet in the subornation and continuation of that perjury, ought to been self evident proofs that he is not merely unfit for office, he is anathema the very core spirit of that office. Bill Clinton peronifies the creation the founding fathers feared when the crafted to articles of impeachment. Moreover, if we fail to remove this odious cad from office, how are we to ever face our children again, asking of them, truth, honour, respect, and dignity in their conduct?

Mike Sellers - Democrat, Option B
If Clinton is allowed to remain in office, after the overwhelming evidence of perjury in a sexual harassment case, no CEO or supervisor of any kind should be expected to tell the truth in any similar case. Why, because the American people have decided that it is ok to lie about sex, whether under oath or not. Our country hs sunk to a new low!

Bob Shearer - Independent, Option B
President Caligula woudl not be able to obtain a security clearance of any kind were he not President. His repeatedly-displayed lack of self control would be more than sufficient to preclude him from doing so. I had to obtain a security clearance in the Navy in order to work on a SINGLE weapons system of a SINGLE fighter aircraft. The security clearance procedure includes a background (character) check. Perot is right. Caligula is unstable, and a criminal to boot. Caligula could not get enough security clearance to have lunch in the Pentagon cafeteria, yet he carries the nuclear launch codes, is privvy to countless State secrets, and has the authority to deploy the US military (as he did in Paraguay in response to the urgings of DNC and Caligula Campaign contributor Jiminez). Gore absolutely must exercise the 25th amendment, and remove him from office if he refuses to resign.

Michael Dale - Republican, Option B
lying, abuse of women, abuse of power and arrogance of actions

Jim Booth - Unregistered, Option B
The President is not above the law in the United States of America. No matter how well he is perceived to be doing in office, he cannot remain if he broke perjury and obstruction of justice laws. Lying is lying and it makes no difference what the lie is about. He looked the American people in the eye in January and said "I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinskey". He has lied his way through his public life and has gotten away with it. There must now be an accounting.

Andrew Smillie - Unregistered, Option B
The president believes in legislating murder. This means that he is unfit for public office. Besides that he cannot be trusted with public interests.

Robert Davis - Republican, Option B
He's scum.

Self seeking Bill - Democrat, Option A
Since I've always thought of myself first, but been rather good at "spinning" that decision as a selfless and sacrificial good deed, I've decided to stay with my past system and stay in office. No one knows when I'm lying and since the American people are stupid enough to elect a known liar, then they get what they deserve.

- Democrat, Option B
He's commited felonies....we are KNOW he's commited felonies, and he's hurting the Democratic party. How can our party leaders continue to defend this man without looking like jerks? Bye-Bye!

F. Mims - Independent, Option B
The world is much too unstable at this point in history for the U.S. to be headed by an unstable and morally unfit president.

robert squire - Democrat, Option B
in your own words in the 70's, you advised pres nixon to reign for the good of the country. it was true then and is true today.

James W. Roberts - Republican, Option B
The decision is simple, The Oath of the Presidency has been violated period. Bill Clinton lied to the American people for over 9 months, how can any American believe any policy position without some doubt behind that decision. Unfortunately Bill Clinton thinks he is more important than the office.

Kenneth Mitchell - Republican, Option B
Lying to the American people and making a subordinate employee a work place sex toy is probably enough reason for resignation. Lying under oath on certainly is. The Paula Jones lying wasn�t just about sex. It was get the favorable ruling and that is not just lying under oath, it also obstruction.

Brian P. Hall - Independent, Option B
He has committed felonies! What other reasons are needed?

Allen Crider - Republican, Option A
I am leaning toward the opinion expressed recently by Paul Greenberg that it would now be better for the country if Clinton remains in office until he is ready to admit that he has done something wrong or, since that is not likely to ever happen, that enough information comes out on other matters like Filegate, IRS abuses, and campaign fund raising irregularities to convince the majority of the voters that his crimes are at least as serious as those of Richard Nixon, and probably more so. At that time he will have to resign to avoid being thrown out of office by Congress.

Janet Porter - Republican, Option B
Perjury

solid hollow - Other, Option B
Resign now and save yourself from more embarassment. This will allow the country to go on with OUR affairs not yours bill!

Brian P. Hall - Independent, Option A
He has committed felonies! What other reasons are needed?

D Porter - Libertarian, Option B
1 liar 2 coward 3 traitor

James W. Robertd - Republican, Option B
The decision is simple, The Oath of the Presidency has been violated period. Bill Clinton lied to the American people for over 9 months, how can any American believe any policy position without some doubt behind that decision. Unfortunately Bill Clinton thinks he is more important than the office.

Marlene Marsicano - Republican, Option B
Clinton has disgraced the highest office in our country. He is unfit for the job. He lacks morals and integrity. He has put our country at risk because of his lack of leadership.

- Democrat, Option B
He is unstable, undisciplined, self-indulgent, putting his own pleasure and desires above national concerns. He is a felon having lied under oath in both the Jones deposition and before the grand jury.

GOPJoy - Republican, Option B
We need a two party system. If the democrats are destroyed by Clinton, in 10 years the republicans will become as bad as they are now.

Mike Younger - Republican, Option B
As a former member of the United States Navy with a Top Secret security clearance, I am appalled that the Commander in Chief is not held to the same standards as I was. Any extra-marital relationship was viewed as a potential blackmail target.

Carol Stiver - Republican, Option B
I believe there is much more than just the Lewinski matter. The sale of technology to China, the hundreds of FBI files in the White House, the campaign fraud, the numerous 'dead bodies' that surround this administration, travelgate; the list could go on. I do not think the economy is good, how could it be when we have allowed our industrial base to leave the country and thus have our own people out of work. We are being taxed upwards to 50% and he is going to veto a tax relief?? His numerous Executive Orders that are very disturbing in regards to Americans' freedoms. The fact that he lied and is still trying to cover that lie is enough for me.

Hugh G Rekshon - Democrat, Option B
He has committed crimes that would have landed the average citizen in jail. Imagine pulling his memory lapses and denials with the IRS.

Charles Miller - Republican, Option A
The longer you stay, Mr. Clinton, the more damage you do to yourself and others in the Democrat party. You need to stay in office to be impeached and convicted of your crimes. None of the 19 senators who voted not to convict president Andrew Johnson ever held elected office again, may the same fate await any democrat today who votes not to remove you from office.

George A. Wakulik Jr. - Democrat, Option B
He never was a leader, just a chameleon who watched polls and reacted. He doesn't stand for anything. The only thing he's accomplished has been the slow eviceration of the Bill of Rights.

Betty Harral - Republican, Option B
It's NOT about sex-- It's about lying under oath Witness tampering Illegal campaign contributions etc, etc, etc I'd rather see him impeached than see him resign.

Mike Rock - Independent, Option B
I am not against a certain party. My vote always goes for someone who best represents me with the same beliefs and ideals. With that in mind. President Clinton does not now or ever represented me in this way. No one is above the law. My advice For the President is to look back at a historical document like the Magna Carta.

Marvin C Cruzan, Shell Knob, MO - Republican, Option A
I favor impeachment because the Constitution makes no other provision for removal and I see resignation as a dangerous move in the direction of a parlimentary form of government.

Doug Crook - Republican, Option B
Lying, bribery, perjury, and other crimes need to be punished. That is the basis for our legal system. Forgiveness doen't mean that trust is there. Jesus didnt say "Stay and sin no more" he said "go". Bill needs to follow that advice and then still be held accountable.

s - Republican, Option B
Uphold rule of law and decency.

- Unregistered, Option B
Resignation is not a constitutional option... he WILL be impeached and driven from office in shame... he has committed multiple crimes and will pay for them.

Daniel J. Shoop - Republican, Option A
Clinton has been totally exposed as a Bozo with no soul (no rhyme intended). He has a wonderful memory (except when testifying before the Grand Jury), but his cognitive processes are suspect. Al Gore might be more of a force in pushing through silly Democratic agenda items, ie, socialist clap-trap, therefore I believe Clinton should remain in office as an impotent laughing stock.

Walter Kambulow - Unregistered, Option B
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jim kilic - Independent, Option B
I think the facts speak for themselves and the president has not refuted a single one of them.

Bob Segard - Republican, Option B
He has commited an inpeachable offence, and is no longer qualified to be president.

joe giganti - Unregistered, Option B
Because the President's blantant lies and lack of character & integrity cause him to unfit to lead this great nation.

Richard G. Paradis - Independent, Option B
The Monica Levinsky affair has dramatized and brought to the public's attention only a few of the transgressions of the president. The other problems will be transferred from rumor, gossip and incomplete investigations to the legal, judicial and high political arenas. Clinton will likely be impeached for perjury, obstruction of justice and suborning purjory related to Levinsky if he does not resign. Other matters may lead to impeachment for even more crimes at a later date. It would be catastrophic if the Senate was forced to consider impeachment a second or third time after refusing to convict on matters related to Levinsky. Impeachment will take several months to complete. Prior to resignation, during impeachment trials and if he is not impeached by the Senate and stays in office he will remain powerless both nationally and internationally. He cannot hope to provide the domestic and international leadership required when normally unrelated props such as a cigar and the bombing of a pharmaceutical factory bring on a chorus of disbelief and derision. I suggest the president rocket to Little Rock and insert himself in matters there.

Tim Fox - Republican, Option B
You have expended all of the power that comes from the "bully pulpit". You have no respect and without respect you cannot lead! It is time for you to do what is best for your country and the office you hold, that means resign sooner rather than later.

mardy peal - Independent, Option B
I am a disgrace to the office of president. As chief law enforcement officer i am subject to the same rule of law as every other citizien. During my tenure in office, I have broken numerous laws not the least of which is perjury and obstruction of justice. I am not morally fit to govern this country, particulary given the situation of the world. I would do my country a greater disservice by finishing my term.

RANDY D. BACHMANN - Republican, Option B
IT IS NOT ALL THE SEX SCANDALS. BUT THE PERILS HE HAS PUT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE IN. TRYING TO GIVE THE CHINESE BASES IN CALIFORNIA AND PANAMA. THAT IS TREASON IN THE HIGHEST FORM............

Travis Witcher - Republican, Option B
Clinton is unfit to hold the office of President.

Frank Adams - Independent, Option B
Clinton will become the first felon if he doesn't resign,and get a pardon from Gore.If he serves out his term and a Republican is President in 2000 this scenario could become reality. As for my reasons:corruption,of any kind,in the highest office in the land,cannot be tolerated.

Ricky Little - Independent, Option B
Learership is derived from character. Clinton has disqualified himself from that position. I can fogive his adultry and lying. But, he is no longer qualified to be the leader of the nation.

Ernie Silver - Independent, Option B
The lies and deception must cease NOW!!! The economy is not the handiwork of the President and once people realize that, his usefulness will cease to exist. Besides, there is more to the "scandals" behind the president than Monica Lewinski. There are the issues of selling gov't secrets for campaign contributions and a slew of other high crimes and misdemeaners.

Michael Johnson - Libertarian, Option B
Ross Perot was right when he said that there would be a tremendous sucking sound in the US if NAFTA passed. He just didn't say it would be Monica. Can we also conclude that Clinton telling Nixon to resign was also a lie? Look who is supporting Clinton, China, Cuba, and now Hollywood. It takes a fantasy to raise a fantasy.

john adam - Libertarian, Option B
obvious

Oliver T. Harruis - Democrat, Option B
He has disgraced the office of President.

mike roberson - Libertarian, Option B
A man with a lack of morals like Mr. Clinton should not be a position to run the country. If a man can not be faithful to his own family, what is he willing to do to our country. Clinton has been in one controversy after another ever since he took office. He screws around on his wife and family, he launders money, he is envolved in a drug cartel, and basically he is an incompetant ass! GET HIM THE HELL OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE NOW!!!!!!!

Phil Stuntz - Libertarian, Option B
He has no credibility now to govern. There are serious things this country needs to do, but he can not be effective in doing them.

flo collette - Republican, Option B
The whole world knows you cannot tell the truth and have lost your credibility to lead. You must resign for the sake and for your Love of our country.

Richard Savage - Republican, Option B
Cool! I get to express my opinion where it might have a small impact. I wish I had the time to do it right. i've done a LOT of reading on Clinton and suspect that he's basically a loose cannon and his closet is literally bursting with TRUE skeletons -- and you know what they say about the truth. It will come out... It's just a matter of time. The only skeleton I'll mention for now is one that everyone seems to be ignoring -- the blackmail potential. people keep saying that sex doesn't matter and character doesn't matter -- but when it comes to blackmail, these things DO matter. And, don't get stuck on Monica Lewinsky. Apparently, Clinton has been doing this stuff forever. What if the KGB or the Peoples Liberation Army (Do I have the right one?) saw the potential in this man back in the 70's or 80's and decided to hook their wagon to his horse? If you've noticed, there's some evidence that Clinton has given away the store to these people... And that's only the beginning and I've run out of time. Thanks for this opportunity. THAT's the quick, easy reason we don't want our President involved is such things

flo collette - Republican, Option B
The whole world knows you cannot tell the truth and have lost your credibility to lead. You must resign for the sake and for your Love of our country.

Maureen K. Christopher - Independent, Option B
You are a disgrace and an embarrassment making you unfit to serve as President of the United States. It is time for you to put the Country's safety before your colossal ego.

V. E. Giuffrida - Independent, Option B
Bill Clinton is a National disgrace! He is a pathological liar who no longer can be in the position of president of this country.

Elizabeth Peterson - Independent, Option B
This PSYCHOPATHIC, gangster presidency must END NOW! Six years has hard enough on this nation. CLINTONS--GO AWAY, FAR AWAY and DON'T COME BACK to haunt us!

Mark Markish - Independent, Option B
There ought to be a limit to shamelessness.

Jim Bowen - Republican, Option B
The man is evil.

Paul Drallos - Republican, Option B
Continuing to try and defend the indefencable is only making fools and hipocrates of my supporters and bringing down my own party. My resignation will help to seperate my party from my wrongdoings and allow them to finally attend to their own business instead of defending me.

Rob - Libertarian, Option B
Perjury. obstruction of justice, abuse of power, and perhaps most importantly, looking the American public in the eye and LYING to us. Not that anyone believed him. It is time to put ideology aside and extract this cancer growing on the presidency.

Leonard Johnson - Libertarian, Option B
Committed crime!!!!

Bob A - Unregistered, Option B
He lied

Stan Tomyl - Libertarian, Option B
He's a criminal

Robert Saeger - Unregistered, Option B
I wish to go down in history as a man of integrity. The longer I remain in office, the more my integrity will be questioned. The young people of this nation need to see that even the president of the United States must accept responsibility for his actions, not just say that he does. If I stay in office and it becomes evident that I have been involved in other "inappropriate" or even illegal activities, I will have told our country's youth that it is all right to do what is wrong and then try to pretend that you didn't do anything. To send the right message to the American people, especially the children, I have no choice but to resign my office as soon as possible.

James N. Jeter - Independent, Option B
The President in 1974 said that if Nixon lied to the American people he should resign. Mr. Clinton is not worthy of holding the highest office in the land. He should resign now.

Bryan P. Jones - Libertarian, Option B
My reasons are two-fold: 1) The issues are perjury, obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and abuse of power. The evidence is sex. We are governed and are a society based on the rule of law. No man, including the president, is above that rule even if it is "only about sex." A question, if it is acceptable to lie and commit perjury about sex, what other issues are acceptable to lie about: murder, rape, Social Security, Foreign Policy, or robbery. Where is the line drawn? 2) The effectiveness of the President is based on two things: the majesty of the presidency in and of itself and the perceived moral authority of the current occupant. Clinton's actions in this situation have caused individuals to question his every move up to and including military actions. The immediate "wag-the-dog" response of the media to the bombing of the "chemical-weapon>
I made my decision as if I were Bill Clinton. And, if I were Bill Clinton I would continue with confident stupidity to hold on to the office of the Presidency until my grip had squished it into an unrecognizable mass of slimy goo. I would think I and my henchmen could control events so that even if I were impeached I would not be convicted. I would not give a rat's patootie about any constitutional necessity to remain in office, as the Constitution means absolutely nothing to me. The longer I stay in office, the more I can prolong my fantasy of absolute power even as the tide of public sentiment turns against me. I believe the public-opinion polls trumpeted by CNN as showing the overwhelming approval of "the American people" for the job I am doing as President. It doesn't bother me that the numerical depictions of the statistical measurements that supposedly yield this result are flashed on the screen and then wiped off after one 125th of a second, revealing blank, white squares. Many of "the American people" can still do simple math and would quickly surmise that the CNN talking heads are lying, if they actually needed any help in reaching this conclusion. But the lies are published for MY benefit, not theirs... It is comforting to me to have the support of CNN and countless other media in prolonging my fantasy. I want to believe I am loved by the citizens of this country and that most people want me to stay in office. It does not matter to me whether or not this is a fact, or whether my staying in office is actually good for the United States of America.

M. Doerter - Independent, Option B
Whitewater, Filegate, Travelgate, Chinagate & continued negative behavior toward women reveal his complete lack of a moral compas required to lead this country as well as provide leadership in the world.

Phyllis Hassinger - Republican, Option B
He has brought dishonor to the office and the country.

Kent Johnson - Unregistered, Option B
Quote "I am going to say this again and I want you to listen. I did not have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinski." That is the bellweather statement of who he is. With that statement in mind consider the following: - Were the Republicans trying to starve children (school lunch program)? - Were the Republicans trying to take away medicine from the elderly (Mediscare)? - Did Clinton illegally give technology to the Chinese in exchange for campaign contributions? - Did he blow up a chemical weapons factory or a medication factory? And why? - And what about his recent statements about the Republican version of the budget ($80 billion tax cut) -- bad for America? - etc...etc....etc....etc....etc You know what he has said ...... what can you believe?

William J. Howell - Republican, Option B
How can you trust anything a lier says?

Sue Anne Smith - Libertarian, Option B
I feel Clinton should resign for the good of the country, if he cares about us at all he should leave. He has lied to us directly and to courts of law under oath. His credibility is shot and his affectivness to lead is in question.

Cliff Jobe - Independent, Option A
Our constitutional government provides for impeachment and this is what we should be doing. Let's follow the Constitution on this, there is a step by step process for our government to follow. We need to do this right. There appears to have been a clear violation of public trust in the powers of the Presidency. Abuse of power to cover up bad personal behavior.

Bill Roberts - Libertarian, Option B
He obviously committed perjury, which is a felony. We cannot have a felon in the White House - what would we tell our children?

Louis A. Tartaglia, MD - Republican, Option B
Spare the country the turmoil.

M. Bedwell - Republican, Option B
Mr. Clinton lied under oath to a Grand Jury. He admitted lying. He exercised extra-ordinary poor judgement, regardless of how well the economy is. He is unfit to serve as President. Futrther, the Constitution lists the remedy for bad presidents: Impeachment followed by Trail by the Senate. There is no call for censure or a deal. It is time to throw out the trash - Bill Clinton.

etak leinadcm - Independent, Option B
Your questions do not include the most obvious choice - Stay in office and go thru the Impeachment process which WILL happen. The process must procede so that the records show that the American Congress (and their constituents) either upholds the law and the constitution or does not. Future events need a clear precedent on record.

Ruthanna Wolf - Libertarian, Option B
Misuse of trust

L D Martin - Democrat, Option B
He is not my King. If I had done what he has done I would be in jail.

Mr. Shannon T Chuna - Republican, Option B
All he would have to had said was that he did it 9 Months ago and this would have all gone away. But he has never been able to tell the truth. Please go away.

Stephen Hewitt - Republican, Option B
Clinton is unfit to be in any public office. He belongs in prison.

etak leinadcm - Independent, Option B
Your questions do not include the moss obvious choice - Stay in office and go thru the Impeachment process which WILL happen. The process must procede so that the records show that the American Congress (and their constituents) either upholds the law and the constitution or does not. Future events need a clear precedent on record.

Mark Wilson - Libertarian, Option B
Lieing under oath, regardless of why, is an impeachable offense. Clinton has already admitted to lieing once, and Starr has evidence of other instances. Beyond that, the level of corruption inside this administration cannot be ignored, even if none of it can be tied directly to Clinton, he is still responsible for what his direct employees do in his name.

Matthew M. Schroeder - Unregistered, Option B
My reasons for resignation are simple. I as the president MUST recognize that I am not above the laws that I swore to uphold. I have broken the law and the Constitution allows for only one mechanism to deal with that.

Patrick Cooper - Republican, Option B
He is a low life scum, who has lied about everything he is involved with. IF he doesn't resign he should be impeached

Lynell Milner - Unregistered, Option B
1. perjury 2. subornation of perjury 3. lying to the American people 4. high treason resulting from selling technology injurious to the national defense 5. unconstitutionally usurping legislative powers in the form of Executive Orders and Presidential Decision Directives 6. high treason in accepting illegal campaign funds from a foreign government and granting gratuities to the same 7. deriliction of duty by relinquishing command of US military forces and placing them under command of a foreign government 8. evading draft and being AWOL after draft number was called 9. aiding and abetting the enemy while in Russia as a student 10. malfeasance in the case of systematically gutting the US military and sending them all over the world 11. illegally funding UN rapid deployment forces 12. using IRS audits for personal reasons to strike at personal critics 13. illegal use of FBI files 14. invasion of privacy, maintaining illegal database in the Whitehouse 15. implementing unratified UN treaties 16. attempting to implement a socialist form of government 17.violation of the First, Second, Fourth and Tenth Amendments 18. numerous violations of your presidential oath of office 19. intimidation of witnesses 20. obstruction of justice 21. racketeering 22. blackmail 23. abuse of power 24. illegal use of public lands 25. illegally designating a monument and benefitting a foreign power by same 26. corruption 27. bankfraud 28. illegal use of controlled substances 29. assassinations of Ron Brown, Vince Foster and Admiral Boorda 30. money laundering 31. wrongful deaths and subsequent cover-ups in the Branch Davidians and the Ruby Ridge incidents 32. cronyism and nepotism 34. unconstitutional undeclared act of war in Sudan and Afghanistan for possible personal reason 35. violations of Posse Commitatus 36. creation of a federalized, national police force 37. unfunded federal mandates 38. illegal use of Social Security numbers 39. raiding of Arkansas pension funds 40. falsification of income tax returns with intent to defraud the government and evade payment of taxes

- Other, Option B
I affiliate with the objectivists... If he does not resign, he should be impeached, and tried for treason.

Eric Snow - Republican, Option B
The Office of the Presidency has become a joke. A long running 6 year joke of "bureacratic snafus", denials, revelations, spinning, excuses, and worse. Now, after admitting lies and conduct that rivals a teenager in heat (along with the same kind of judgement calls) Bill Clinton says 'I want 2 more years'? I think not.

j boo - Unregistered, Option B
I feel your pain.

David Baird - Republican, Option B
Sir, Your resignation is the honorable thing to do. If you truly want forgivness for your actions, then resign and forgivness is your's. Stay, and the damage done to our country from your impeachment will be your legacy.

Anthony Snyder - Republican, Option B
The expectation of Honesty, integrity in our leadership and the morality of submission to the rule of law are what keeps our government respected as valid by the people. The moment that a KNOWN liar, is permitted to rule the law enforcement branch of our government, then it looses all credibility. There will be consequences to Mr. Clinton's actions. He should pay them. However, if the American people aid abeit his efforts to escape conseqence, WE will pay them.

Earl Carter - Independent, Option B
In view of remarks made in 1974 by yourself, it is the only honorable thing for you to do.

joe - Republican, Option B
You were elected in 1996, but by less than 1 in 4 registered voters in the USA, so your claim that the American people want you to stay is unfounded. You have commited crimes, so be a leader for once, and take your punishment like a man.

Roger T. Ray - Republican, Option B
1. The man is a liar. Can;t be believed in anything he says. 2. He is morally bankrupting our country. 3. We are in peril of becoming dangerously polarized in this country.

Dale McKeel - Unregistered, Option B
Eight months of lying and cover-up.

Richard M. Cole - Unregistered, Option B
Bill Clinton has failed to meet the minimal standards of behavior as President; he has no moral authority and is an embarassment to the office.

Roma Wade - Independent, Option B
How can we trust someone so reckless, and without honor or integrity to lead our country. To be talking about sending our military into harms way while receiving oral sex kind of leads you to his mind set. Self gratification.

JOY GEORGE - Republican, Option B
TWO MANY REASON TO LIST HERE

Phillip Vollman - Independent, Option B
Mr. Clinton is a disgusting, lying, adulterous pig. Has forever lost the trust of the American people. His morally repugnant behavior has coarsened the body politic. He is a national nightmare and an international joke. It is time for "Sick Wille" to hit the road!

Keith Thomas - Independent, Option B
You will be impeached -- why wait?

Ed Fisher - Unregistered, Option B
Clinton is a sick sociopath, a disgrace to self, family and nation. He should return to Arkansas NOW and await indictment.

Jacquetta Breedlove - Independent, Option B
He has not only disgraced the office with his personal behavior, but more importantly has broken the law by lying under oath. He is NOT a king and should be subject to all the laws of the land as other citizens.

wjc - Republican, Option B
He has violated his oath of office.

Ron Marquis - Republican, Option B
Duty, Honor, Country, Family

Andrew Bachert - Republican, Option B
Clinton, through his mouthpieces, continues to lie proves that he must be impeached. He must be impeached not merely because he is a pig and a cad and a selfish brute. He must be impeached not merely because he sexually exploited and then discarded an employee under his supervision, nor because he used government resources and personnel to facilitate and cover up his sorry little affair. He must be impeached not merely because he abused the office entrusted to him by the people. He must be impeached because he shows an utter and absolute contempt for the truth and for the law he has twice sworn to uphold. He must be impeached because, in a judicial proceeding, he knowingly lied under oath with intent to deceive, because he was given a chance to correct that lie in a second judicial proceeding and he lied again, because he persists in lying even still. He must be impeached because, in his pathology, he does great and heartless violence to other people and to the nation, and because he has made it clear that he is perfectly prepared to do more violence. He must be impeached because to not impeach him is to declare that this is what we accept in a president. He must be impeached because we are a nation of laws, not liars.

Martin M. - Other, Option B
His machine has intimidated witnesses multiple times and whether you specifically orderered it you a responsible for its actions. This constitutes the most egregious violation of the rights of individuals and since the oath of office states that the Laws of the land must be upheld and he did not uphold them he should resign. Obstruction of Justice - Protective Function Privledge!? Do you need any more nails in the coffin?

Cameron Vaught - Libertarian, Option B
No moral authority, cannot be trusted.

Cincinattus - Other, Option B
No man is above the Law.

Darden Brock - Independent, Option B
President Clinton is incapable of controlling his own life. Why should he be allowed to be in control of the country. A man like this is a security risk in more ways than one and should be removed immediately before he can do serious harm to the country. If he is not removed than Richard Nixon should receive a Congressional apology.

Nolan Victor - Unregistered, Option B
WE SHOULD NOT ALLOW THE PRESIDENT TO STAY IN OFFICE AND SHOULD NOT ALLOW HIM TO LEAVE OFFICE WITH THE RETIREMENT PAY, AND OTHER BENEFITS HE COULD RECEIVE.

Billy Judd - Independent, Option B
None of the above----IMPEACHMENT NOW

Doug Mann - Independent, Option B
Moral leadership is lacking. I am afraid situations like the Sudan incident will drag us in to global conflict. Clinton is operating under a cloud of mental and moral deciption and unable to make clear and correct decisions on issues of this scale. His trust level bankrupt.

David Smith - Republican, Option B
Lying, delaying tactics, absence of witnesses or use of the Fifth Amendment, it just goes on! In addition, I firmly believe that the popularity polls published in favor of Clinton are bogus, probably financed by the DNC to make the people believe the ratings they publish. I don't know of anyone who favors him remaining in office and know of no one who has been polled.

Carl Peth - Democrat, Option B
It's the best decision for the country, for his family, and for the people who supported him.

Rick Derer - Unregistered, Option B
AFter realizing that I and my 'wife' are totally worthless human beings, I have decided, for the first time in my life, to put my country first.

Stephen J. Doboze - Republican, Option B
We do not need a pervert,lier, drug user in the white house

Joey Gibson - Libertarian, Option B
You have demeaned the Office of the Presidency. You have lied under oath. You have obstructed justice. This is NOT about sex. It is about abuse of power. And resigning/being impeached does NOT nullify the 1996 election. Unless I am mistaken, AlGore would become the next DEMOCRATIC president. Nullifying the election would be installing Bob Dole as president.

John Terneus - Democrat, Option B
Resign now without any pardon or protection from lawsuits, criminal and civil, for both Bill and Hillary Clinton. Whistle-blowers; Linda Tripp, John Haung, etc.; get rewards of 10% of fines, settlements, etc.

Mario Benedetto - Republican, Option B
There is no excuse for perjury or obstruction of justice, and sex in the oval office is not "private".

Erik C. Johnson - Unregistered, Option B
The President has no moral authority to lead the country.

Eben H. Trevino, Jr. - Libertarian, Option B
The Office of the Presidency, its honor and prestige is of greater value than any single individual. The Constitution and laws are the secular moral foundation of our nation. Their degeneration by the President only serves to place this great Nation on a decline. History is not written by polls, pollsters, and newspapers, but by historians. Their judgement is what the President should be concerned about.

William R. Miller - Republican, Option B
The three succussful impeachments of this century have been for the felony of PERJURY. Do we really want a PERJURER in a position to appoint Federal Judges?

Billy Judd - Independent, Option A
None of the above----IMPEACHMENT NOW

Dan Philips - Republican, Option B
Mr. Clinton is a disgrace to the office of the Presidency. Worse yet, he has absolutely NO credibility left. The next time he launches air strikes or cruise missiles for some phony "war against terrorism," will anyone at all around the world believe him? He needs to go, and then the White House should be quarantined and fumigated for two weeks to rid the place of the slime and stench that "Sick Willy" and his ilk brought with them.

Robert E. Larkin - Other, Option B
The President is a liar, a sexual pervert, and a crook. He does not have the morals to lead this nation. Impeach-indict-imprison!

R. Kauffman - Independent, Option B
I could see through Mr. Clinton's facade back in 1992, but I thought he would have the personal decency, the respect for the Presidency, as well as a respect for the people of this country to uphold the dignity of his office before his constituency & the world. He has treated all with the contempt of a man obsessed with power. He is unfit for the office & an insult to his country.

Linda Davis - Republican, Option B
He has made an embarassment of the office of the presidency.

Tommy Farmer - Republican, Option B
William Clinton is the most disgusting human being to ever occupy the White House. Actually, he is probably the most disgusting person to even visit 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Most of the people who continue to support him remind me of cult members such as those who took their lives while following Jim Jones (people who are not intelligent enough to see things for themselves).

Steve Myers - Unregistered, Option B
The country needs relev