Monica said. “I can understand that there’s the issue of truth, you know. We’re all God’s children, God is synonymous with good, truth and kindness and happiness and all sorts of good things.”“I don’t care about all that right now,” Linda Tripp said. A week before he and Monica tried his cigar, Bill Clinton sat on the dais with Hillary at the National Radio and Television Correspondents Dinner and glared stone-faced as Don Imus, a bad-boy gunslinger from the Old West, made jokes about his philandering. “Remember the AstroTurf in the back of the pickup truck?” Imus said, looking right at him, leering.When Bill and Hillary got home to the White House, there waiting to comfort them was Hillary’s guru, Jean Houston, the self-styled secular spiritualist and the reincarnation of the goddess Athena. The president drifted away to watch the Arkansas Razorbacks on television, but Jeanie stayed with Hillary to make her feel better. Hillary liked and trusted her.
