by Peter Baker
McQuillan, Laurence,
Madison, James,
Maine,
Malcolm, Ellen,
Mandela, Nelson,
Manzullo, Don,
Mariano, E. Connie,
marijuana eradication program,
Marshall, Capricia,
Marthas Vineyard,
Martin, Allen,
Martinez, Matthew G.,
Maryland,
Massachusetts,
Mattoon, Dan,
Mayflower Hotel,
media,
Lewinsky as obsession of,
Meehan, Martin,
Meet the Press,
Mellman, Mark,
Menendez, Robert,
Mercer, Lucy,
Metropolitan Club,
Michel, Bob,
Michigan,
Middle East,
Mikulski, Barbara,
Mikva, Abner J.,
Miller, George,
Mills, Cheryl D.,
Clintons relationship with,
in Senate trial,
Milosevic, Slobodan,
Mississippi,
Mississippi, University of,
Missouri,
Mitchell, George J.,
Mitchell, John N.,
Molinari, Susan,
Monicas Story (Lewinsky),
Monroe, James,
Monroe, Marilyn,
Mooney, Thomas E., Sr.,
Moore, Kiki,
Moran, James P., Jr.,
Morella, Constance A.,
Morris, Dick,
Morton, Andrew,
Moschella, William E.,
Moscow, Clinton at news conference in,
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick,
MSNBC,
Murray, Patty,
Muskie, Ed,
Myers, Lisa,
Nadler, Jerrold,
NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement),
National Enquirer,
National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC),
National Republican Senatorial Committee,
NATO,
NBC,
Broaddricks interview on,
Nebraska,
Netanyahu, Benjamin,
Neuborne, Burt,
Nevada,
New Democrats,
New Hampshire,
New Jersey,
Newman, Paul,
New Mexico,
New Orleans, La.,
New York:
Democratic Party in,
Hillary Clinton and,
Republican Party in,
New Yorker,
New York Times,
Ney, Bob,
Nichols, Laura,
Nickles, Don,
Nixon, Richard M.,
Fords pardoning of,
impeachment proceedings faced by,
resignation of,
North, Oliver,
North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA),
North Carolina,
North Dakota,
Northern Ireland,
Northup, Anne,
NRCC (National Republican Congressional Committee),
oath of office, presidential,
Obey, David R.,
obstruction of justice,
addressed in articles of impeachment,
see also Article III
Starr reports allegations of,
Office of Government Ethics,
Ohio,
Oklahoma,
Old Bulls,
Old Executive Office Building,
Old Senate Chamber,
Operation Breakout,
Oregon,
Oval Office,
Owens, Wayne,
Packard, Ron,
Packwood, Bob,
Palmer, Scott,
Paone, Marty,
Pappas, Michael,
Parks, Rosa,
Parsons, Pam,
partisanship,
in House Judiciary Committee,
in Senate trial,
triumph of,
see also bipartisanship
Paster, Howard,
Paxon, Bill,
Pease, Ed,
Pelosi, Nancy,
Penn, Mark,
Pennsylvania,
People for the American Way,
Perelman, Ron,
perjury,
addressed in articles of impeachment,
in Starr report,
see also Article I;
Article II;
Article IV
Persian Gulf War,
Phoenix Park,
Pickering, John,
pledge of allegiance,
Podesta, John D.,
Democratic support for Clinton rounded up by,
promoted to White House chief of staff,
police officers,
Capitol,
Porter, John,
Positive Points About Independent Counsel Ken Starr,
Presidential Medal of Freedom,
presidential oath of office,
presidents:
infidelities of,
post-presidency benefits of,
separation-of-powers doctrine and,
Presidents Room,
Prince, Jonathan,
Profiles in Courage (Kennedy),
protective function privilege,
Quinn, Jack,
Radical Republicans,
Raines, Ashley,
Ramadan,
Rangel, Charles,
Rather, Dan,
Ray, Robert W.,
Reagan, Ronald,
Reconstruction,
Reed, Ralph,
Rehnquist, William H.,
as presiding officer at Senate trial,
robe worn by,
Reich, Steven,
Reid, Harry,
Reilly, Mame,
Reno, Janet,
Republican Party:
animosity toward Clinton in,
Congress controlled by,
conservative wing of,
deals cut between Clinton and,
gerrymandering and,
moderate wing of,
1998 election losses of,
Nixons resignation and,
range of stances on Clinton in,
revenge sought by Clinton against,
see also specific elections, individuals and states
requests for admission,
resignation,
of Livingston,
of Nixon,
resignation of Clinton,
Clinton on,
as DeLays goal,
Democrats in favor of,
as option,
Response to Recent Attacks on Judge Starrs Investigation,
Reuters,
Revlon,
Rhode Island,
Rhodes, John J.,
Ricchetti, Steven,
Richards, Ann,
Richardson, Bill,
Riggs, Frank,
Riley, Richard W.,
Rivera, Geraldo,
Rivera Live,
Rivers, Lynn,
Roberts, Cokie,
Roberts, Pat,
Robertson, Pat,
Rodino, Peter W., Jr.,
Roemer, Tim,
Rogan, James E.,
background and political career of,
as manager in Senate trial,
Rogers, Ed,
Roll Call,
Roosevelt, Franklin D.,
Roosevelt, Theodore,
Ross, Edward G.,
Rostenkowski, Dan,
Rouse, Pete,
Rubin, Bob,
Rudman, Warren,
Rudy, Tony C.,
Ruff, Charles F. C.,
censure offers of,
Clintons relationship with,
legal career of,
in Senate trial,
wheelchair of,
rule of law,
Russia,
Saddam Hussein,
St. Clair, James,
/> St. Paul, Minn.,
Salmon, Matt,
Salon,
Santorum, Rick,
Sarajevo, Clintons visit to,
Sarbanes, Paul,
Scanlon, Michael P.,
Schippers, David P.,
Clintons actions as viewed by,
House Judiciary Committee statements of,
Hydes hiring of,
legal career of,
and Senate trial,
Willey questioned by,
Schippers, Tom,
Schmelzer, Ranit,
Schumer, Charles E.,
Scott, Bobby,
Scott, Hugh,
Scottish law,
Secret Service,
Seligman, Nicole K.,
Senate, U.S.,
Clintons relationship with Democratic members of,
history of impeachment trials in,
Jackson censured by,
legacy of desks in,
Rules Committee of,
trial of impeached officeholder as responsibility of,
Senate trial,
Blumenthals deposition in,
Byrds motion to dismiss filed in,
ceremonial opening of,
Clinton acquitted in,
Clintons acquittal foreseen in,
Clintons defense team in,
Clintons direct participation as issue in,
closing arguments in,
defense presentation in,
defense strategy in,
final deliberations in,
final plan for,
findings of fact proposal in,
Gorton-Lieberman plan for,
House managers evidence team and,
joint caucus hearing and,
Jordans deposition in,
Lewinsky interviewed by House managers for,
Lewinskys deposition in,
lodging of charges in,
misprint on ceremonial pen used in,
opening arguments presented in,
partisanship in,
prosecution presentation in,
race and,
Rehnquist as presiding officer of,
seating plan for,
terms used for senators in,
tip sheet on decorum for,
two-stage vote as possibility in,
two-thirds majority required to uphold impeachment in,
video presentations in,
vote taken in,
witness issue in,
wrangling over end plans for,
written questions submitted in,
Sensenbrenner, F. James,
separation-of-powers doctrine,
sequential caucus,
Serbia,
Sessions, Jeff,
sexual relations, defining of,
Shalala, Donna E.,
Shays, Betsy,
Shays, Christopher,
Shelby, Richard,
Shelton, Hugh,
Shrum, Robert,
Simpson, Alan,
Simpson, Carole,
Simpson, Kevin,
Sirica, John J.,
60 Minutes,
six-year itch elections,
Skaggs, David E.,
Slater, Rodney,
Slaughter, Louise M.,
Small Business Administration,
Smith, Craig,
Smith, Erik,
Smith, Gordon,
Smith, Guy,
Smith, Lamar,
Smith, Linda,
Smith, Robert C.,
Smith, William Kennedy,
Smithsonian Institution,
Snodgrass, Cherie,
Snodgrass, Fred,
Snowe, Olympia,
Solomon, Gerald B. H.,
Sosa, Sammy,
Sosnik, Douglas B.,
as Clintons senior advisor,
Souder, Mark,
South Carolina,
South Dakota,
Speaker of the House,
ranking of,
selection process for,
Specter, Arlen,
not proved votes of,
Stanford University,
Stanton, Edwin M.,
Stark, Fortney H. Pete,
Starr, Kenneth W.,
cost and length of investigation conducted by,
Hillary Clinton and,
House Judiciary Committee appearance of,
Kendalls letter to,
legal career of,
range covered by investigation led by,
Starr report,
Clinton-Lewinsky relationship detailed in,
Clintons response to,
delivery of boxes of evidence from,
eleven counts against Clinton outlined in,
release of,
secret evidence and,
State Department, U.S.,
State Farm Insurance,
State of the Union addresses, Clintons,
Steele, Julie Hiatt,
Stein, Jacob A.,
Stein, Lawrence,
Stenholm, Charles W.,
Stevens, Ted,
Stevens, Thaddeus,
stock market, 1998 tumble of,
Stratman, Sam,
Sudan,
Summersby, Kay,
Sumner, Charles,
Sunstein, Cass,
Super Tuesday,
Supreme Court, U.S.,
Sweeney, John,
Talbott, David,
Taylor, Gene,
Taylor, Peggy,
teachers,
hiring program for,
Tenet, George J.,
Tennessee,
Tenure of Office Act,
Texas,
This Week,
Thomas, Clarence,
Thomas, Craig,
Thomason, Harry,
Thompson, Fred D.,
302s,
Thurmond, Strom,
Tiefer, Charles,
Tonry, Richard,
Torricelli, Robert G.,
Toward Tradition,
Tower, John,
town hall meetings,
Towson, Md., focus groups in,
Traficant, James A., Jr.,
Travelgate,
triangulation strategy,
Tribe, Laurence,
Tripp, Linda,
Truman, Harry S,
Tsongas, Paul,
Tucker, Jim Guy,
Tulane University,
Turton, Dan,
Twentieth Amendment,
Tyler, John,
berlawyer,
Ueland, Eric,
United Nations,
Utah,
Verdery, Stewart,
Vermont,
Virginia,
Voting Rights Act (1965),
Wag the Dog,
Walker, Bob,
walk-in privilege,
Wallace, Mike,
Wall Street Journal,
Walsh, Bill,
Walters, Barbara,
Warner, John W.,
Washington,
Washington, D.C., scandal culture of,
Washington, George,
Washington Post,
Watergate scandal,
bipartisanship as lesson of,
current holdovers from,
see also impeachment, Nixon and
Waters, Maxine,
Watt, Mel,
Watts, J. C.,
Weber, Vin,
Webster, Daniel,
Weicker, Lowell P.,
Weinberger, Caspar,
Weld, William F.,
welfare reform,
Wellstone, Paul,
West Virginia,
Wexler, Anne,
Wexler, Robert,
White, Rick,
White Citizens Council,
White House:
Christmas parties at,
Democratic rally held at,
electronic monitoring of Clintons location in,
F. D. Roosevelt on,
West Wing of,
see also Oval Office
White House Counsels Office,
Whitewater investigation,
Wiggins, Charles E.,
Wilentz, Sean,
Willey, Kathleen E.,
Williams, Margaret A.,
Williams & Connolly,
Wilson, Heather,
Wilson, Woodrow,
Wisconsin,
Wisconsin, University of,
wise men,
Wisenberg, Solomon L.,
Witt, James Lee,
women,
Clintons support among,
womens organizations,
Woodward, Bob,
Worcester, Mass., Clintons day trip to,
World Bank,
Wright, Betsey,
Wright, Jim,
Wright, Susan Webber,
Wye River accords,
Wyoming,
Yale Law School,
Yeltsin, Boris,
Zeldin, Michael,
Ziegler, Ron,
Ziglar, James W.,
