Show Pag 8 — Tha Herald Journal Logan Utah Sunday August 30 1998 Vacationing Clinton eases back into spotlight EDGARTOWN Man (AP) — As the Monies Lewinsky investigation grinds on President Gin-to- n says he has pondered anew vate But as he slowly emerged publicly he also stepped out socially For the second night in a Friday he and first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton ventured out — learned watching the civil rights movement unfold this time to attend an annual the power of forgiveness and anger — lessons he says he first interrupted only by a routine policy speech in Worcester Mass Saturday morning the presi- dent turned to health care in his weekly radio address He announced an executive order he said eventually could give to as many as 120 million Americans whose health-car- e plans are guar-- ‘ by the federal government Clinton: Tm having to become quite an expert In thie business of asking for forgiveneee' “Let's make quality health cam company orders that conflict with doctors' advice But Clinton said millions of Americans still lack such rights and renewed his demand that the Republican-ru- n Congress quickly “put progress over partisanship" and pass his patient's bill of rights “None of us want to see decisions made by insurance compa- ny employees trained to think g like accountants not cosi-cuttin- physicians" the g Gaii emi day He president said He said his bill will guarantee all Americans the right to emergency room care and the right to nave medical decisions made by medical doctors and will hold insurance plans accountable if they are shown to have caused harm every insurance company’s bottom line” the president said In his speech Friday quoting veteran civil rights leader John Lewis a Democratic congressman from Georgia Clinton said he wants to create an America in which citizens and policy-make- n ‘respond with decency dignity and a sense of brotherhood the challenges that face us as a nation” While House aides hoped the business of these past few days — capped by his remarks on forgiveness — would begin to fade the controversy horn the national consciousness The president and his family are scheduled to return to Washington today Clinton whiled away much of his island vacation in pri- 12-d- nexi The Clintons lingered for 4 hours at the oceanfront home of Mattel executive Bill Rollnick and his wife Nancy Ellison in the company of friends that included Vernon Jordan film mogul Harvey Weinstein humorist Art Buchwald and Katharine Graham chairman of P anti of The plat E the executive committee the right to appeal insurance care-givin- higl que shi clambake of Martha's Vineyard glitterati The president appeared to regain nis stride Friday after a week and a half spent mostly in seclusion on Martha's Vineyard Mic qui Frit ten illq con tain WsshingtonFostCa “All of you know I’m having ing tim to become quite an expert in this business of asking for forgiveness” Clinton told a church bat audience earlier Friday But he stopped shot of offer- law ana noi ing a direct apology for the Lewinsky affair as many of his political advisers and prominent Democrats had been pushing At the 35th anniversary cele- bration of Martin Luther King Jr’s “I have a dream” speech Clinton spoke extemporaneously with a confidence and passion he Thursday is speech — his first public appear ance since confessing inappropri-- ‘ ‘ ate relations the former White House intern He cited South Africa's Nelson Mandela as a personal inspiration Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years for his fight and Clinton marveled that Mandela had no lingering hatred anti-aparthe- id of AP photo In Edgartown mm QMVWing neth Starr submits a report to Congress some politicians are reviving a historical option for condemning President Clinton's behavior congressional censure Far less severe than impeachment a censure resolution would simply scold the president It’s only been used once 164 years ago There’s more public support for that sort of symbolic action than for impeachment or for Congress doing nothing to chastise Clinton recent polls suggest The only president ever censured was Andrew Jackson 1834 the Senate approved a'cen- sure resolution after Jackson removed the nation's money from a private bank in defiance of the Wnig Party which controlled the Senate The resolution which had no legal impact was expunged from the Senate record in 1837 after Jackson's party the Democrats regained a majority in the chamber Robert Remini a University at Illinois historian and Jackson biographer said the policy dis- pute that led to Jackson's censure was far different from the allegations of perjury and obstruction of justice being investigated by Starr If Congress does find evidence of crimes Remini said a censure vote would be “kind of a fake ship with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky in a sworn deposition for a sexual harassment lawsuit or took other steps to cover it up Starr is expected to detail his evidence with a report to the House perhaps in a few weeks One recent poll found 41 percent of Americans favored a con- gressional resolution scolding Clinton while 24 percent favored impeachment and 32 percent wanted ho formal action at all That CNNUSA TodavGallup poll with a margin of error of response” plus or minus 3 percentage “The Constitution is clear If points was taken last Friday this man has committed high through Sunday In an ABC News survey Suncrimes and misdemeanors then the resolution is impeachment” day 33 percent favored censuring he said Censure would be “like or reprimanding Clinton white sending a child to his room rather 40 percent opposed such a step than giving him a sound licking” margin of error was plus or Starr is investigating whether is 35 percentage points is the only sanc Clinton lied about his relation Mass Saturday Tha president vMted Edgartown iwO AOQrMI VOr 1 QUICK PfBMKillBL ences to what he considers an in' his captors “How do we find that spirit?” intrusive investigation into his IDS WNNy private life tw Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr Clinton asked “In these last days it has come home to me again something I first teamed as president — but it wasn’t burnea in my bones — “They harden the heart and deaden the spirit and lead to wounds” the president self-inflict-ed and that is that in order to get (forgiveness) you have to be willing to give it" Speaking from notes he’d scrawled in longhand Clinton talked of anger bitterness and resentment — apparent refer said “And so it is important that we are able to forgive those we believe have wronged us even as we ask forgiveness from people we have wronged” Clinton had been criticized by tion outlined in the Constitution for a president But the Constitution says the House and Senate can punish their own members through censure The Senate has done so nine times and the House 36 times according to their historians It is not clear whether one in’ both houses of Congress would vote on any censure resolution against Clinton MARK'S 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