As for Mr. Vernon Jordan's sworn testimony that he was merely helping this lowly intern find an attorney and new job out of pure altruism, his account also seems implausible. To the many people scratching their heads, these incredulous explanations just don't seem to add up. When all of the attacks on the office of the independent counsel no longer score points and begin to fade, the next phase of White House strategy will no doubt involve complex legal issues surrounding attorney-client and executive privilege. Like most pinball games, it's difficult to predict in which direction the ball will ricochet. But watching key players, it's a safe bet that memory lapses or claims of executive privilege are next on the horizon.
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What's still so unfathomable is his need to deny the truth over a somewhat inconsequential act. After all, extramarital affairs aren't a crime. He's a seminar trainer, columnist and author of Dodging The Bullet and Operation Charisma . All Rights Reserved.