The Starr Independent Counsel Report

President Clinton Embraces Monica Lewinsky as he greeted well-wishers at a November 6, 1996 White House lawn party.	Valentine's Day ad placed by Monica Lewinski for President Clinton on February 14, 1997 in the Washington Post.	President Clinton wears tie given to him by Monica Lewinsky while she testified in front of the grand jury

Calls for Resignation

A Matter of Integrity: Clinton Should Resign "He should resign because he has resolutely failed – and continues to fail – the most fundamental test of any president: to put his nation's interests first."	Time to Resign "America needs - the world needs - a president free to govern. Bill Clinton can no longer be that president."
Clinton Must Muster the Courage to Resign " A president more concerned with the national interest than his own preservation would realize that resignation is his only responsible option. Sadly, Bill Clinton has shown himself incapable of such sacrifice."	Resign "Having done so much to diminish the prestige of his office, he must try to restore the importance of principle and honor in public life. He must step down."
To Spare Country Further Trauma, Discredited Clinton Should Resign "The president of the United States has become a laughingstock, and if he has concern for either his country or his esteemed office, he will cut short the painful impeachment process and promptly resign."	Clinton Should Resign "It's time for Clinton to do the only decent thing left: Step down, so that his successor can undertake to salvage the dignity and prerogatives of that high office that Clinton has so thoroughly compromised and disgraced."
Clinton Should Resign "But an honorable man would not have confused the White House with the Playboy mansion. He would not have had sex with a young subordinate. He would not have betrayed his wife and his daughter. He would not have played his loyal staff for fools and put them in legal jeopardy. He would not have lied to the public. He would not have lied under oath. Sadly, having done all of these, the president is unwilling to do the honorable thing and resign."	McHale Calls for President Clinton's Resignation "The President entered into a morally repugnant relationship, he lied under oath and he almost certainly used government resources and employment opportunities to encourage Monica Lewinsky's silence. This is no longer a question of private morality or political popularity. . . . With great sadness, I have concluded that President Clinton should resign or face impeachment."

Calls for Support

Clinton Should Stay "The high office of the presidency has been defiled and held up to ridicule by Bill Clinton. His contemptible use of Monica Lewinsky for his own sexual gratification--even while on the telephone doing the government's business--will damn him to shame and derision in the annals of history."

Clinton has been Punished Enough "We should declare defeat and move on. The defeat of Mr. Clinton is total, and, yes, it is self-defeat."

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