Tom Wilkinson nsnews J uanita Broaddrick -another Judith Exner Campbell. This self-admitted perjurer is making outrageous, bogus claims that are aired by a gullible, media privileged minority and are periodically revived by Clinton's politically motivated enemies. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Perjury is a common crime committed so frequently that it is taken for granted.
That does not make it right, but it does place the criminality of lying in perspective. To be sure, there is nothing more frustrating than the frequency of perjury, but when a common crime is used for the singular purpose of destroying a political adversary, it should be called treason. If perjury is a consequence of trying to cover up a crime, it can be condemned without qualification. But if it is a consequence of protecting personal privacy, it is the motivation of those who deliberately exploit the justice system for political gain, that demands condemnation. Former Federal Prosecutor Cynthia Alksne is an intelligent woman.