I wonder if there has ever been a married couple in the history of mankind that has had to send its lawyers out to clarify their statements more times than the Clintons have. I said what? That's been immediately exposed as a blatant lie? Fine, I meant something else. The really interesting stat, if we could ever uncover it, would be how often they've pull crap like this in their conversations with each other. You were where? With who? Then again, that assumes that either of them views it as a real marriage and not as an alliance of convenience for the sake of their respective political ambitions. I wouldn't lay odds there. But back to the matter at hand: When you say you've never had a subpoena - "I've" of course being a contraction of "I have," which means at no point right up to the present time - that clearly means never. Not then. Not now. Not ever. That's what it means, and that's what the words were clearly meant to convey.

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