Journalism depends upon factual information.
No one reads The New York Times, The Chicago Tribune or even the Crawfordsville Redneck Gazette to learn about things that didn't actually happen. No one needs to read opinions that ignore the real issues in the subjects they pretend to address. Quite simply, good journalism necessitates an accurate portrayal of the events under consideration. The article in question falls pitifully short of this meager prerequisite. The issue isn't whether President Clinton told Miss Lewinsky to keep silent or even to lie to the public or the press.