John Hart in the San Francisco Examiner, November 18, 1999:

The president could not have committed perjury because truth is subjective. What one person believes to be the truth may not be what another person believes. Case in point: five people witness a crime, yet the statements they give to the police aren't always the same. Why not? Because their beliefs, personalities, etc. cause them to interpret the events differently. This does not make them liars.

We Americans and Congress should be ashamed at ourselves for pointing our collective finger at him and chanting "liar, liar, pants on fire" just because we disagree with his interpretation of what the truth is.

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