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''[[Time magazine]]'' reported,  

''[[Time magazine]]'' reported,  

{{Quotebox|"Mrs. Clinton's inflammatory sound bite burned its way through the welter of cable-TV shows, Internet forums and talk-radio programs that are to the Lewinsky scandal what the Pony Express was to the Wild West, a quick consensus formed: the [[White House]] either believed in the conspiracy (a symptom of [[Nixon]]ian delusion) or it was engaging in a diversion (a sign of desperation). [[Janet Reno]] and the ''Washington Post'', both key players in the current scandal, hardly seem like reactionary schemers. ... Remember the hundreds of [[FBI]] reports on influential Republicans that mysteriously appeared in the White House in 1996? The cloak of unnecessary secrecy thrown over Mrs. [[Clinton's health-care task force]]? Indeed, so obsessed is this White House with its enemies--real and imagined, great and small--that in July 1995 it prepared a 331-page report exposing their alleged machinations. In the tradition of [[Spiro Agnew]]'s nattering nabobs of negativism, the report was titled ''The Communication Stream of Conspiracy Commerce''."<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,987781-4,00.html Persecuted or Paranoid?], Walter Kirn, Time magazine, Feb. 09, 1998.</ref>}}

{{Quotebox|"Mrs. Clinton's inflammatory sound bite burned its way through the welter of cable-TV shows, Internet forums and talk-radio programs that are to the Lewinsky scandal what the Pony Express was to the Wild West, a quick consensus formed: the [[White House]] either believed in the conspiracy (a symptom of [[Nixon]]ian delusion) or it was engaging in a diversion (a sign of desperation). [[Janet Reno]] and the ''Washington Post'', both key players in the current scandal, hardly seem like reactionary schemers. ... <br>Remember the hundreds of [[FBI]] reports on influential Republicans that mysteriously appeared in the White House in 1996? The cloak of unnecessary secrecy thrown over Mrs. [[Clinton's health-care task force]]? Indeed, so obsessed is this White House with its enemies--real and imagined, great and small--that in July 1995 it prepared a 331-page report exposing their alleged machinations. In the tradition of [[Spiro Agnew]]'s nattering nabobs of negativism, the report was titled ''The Communication Stream of Conspiracy Commerce''."<ref>[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,987781-4,00.html Persecuted or Paranoid?], Walter Kirn, Time magazine, Feb. 09, 1998.</ref>}}

==Attack on the First Amendment==

==Attack on the First Amendment==