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Paula Jones, Women's Rights
Heroine
Who would have belived that Paula Corbin Jones
was a Civil Rights heroine? That her lawsuit against the President was motivated by her
deep and abiding interest in Women's dignity and rights in the workplace?
From the Paula Jones Legal Fund website:
She had the nerve to fight the president of the United States all
the way to the Supreme Court. And her nerve is all the more admirable for the modesty of
her desires. All she wanted was a little recognition that even people like her have
rights. Tight sweater and distinguishing characteristics aside, Clinton v. Jones
is about egalitarianism. [...] Clinton thought that he was hitting on a woman,
but he was hitting on an American.
-Michael Kelly, The New Republic, June 16, 1997
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Paula Jones is telling the truth and is determined to obtain justice against the most
powerful person in the world, William Jefferson Clinton. The accused has the
assistance of high-priced Washington lawyers, Washington spinners and a biased media.
Paula Jones has the support of average Americans, like yourself, and a legal team that is
motivated by her quest for justice, not big bucks and media attention. It is not a
right-wing conspiracy, it is simply one person's courage to defend herself against
a most egregious abuse-of-power by the President of the United States. Paula is
the victim, not the other way around.
(2-14-99: the case was settled, but the website
still allows you to contribute $$$ congratulations, Paula! Who knows how many more $ you
might take in! Mendacity AND rapacity!)
Rep. James Rogan, from the CONGRESSIONAL
RECORD, 2-8-99:
Once again, it is a time for choosing. How will we respond? By
impeaching the President, the U.S. House of Representatives made that choice. It went on
record as saying that our body would not tolerate the most
powerful man in the world trampling the constitutional rights of a lone woman, no matter
how obscure or humble she might be.
Paula, the FOM SALUTES YOU!!