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	Linda Tripp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Linda Tripp (born Linda Rose Carotenuto on November 24, 1949 in Jersey City, New Jersey) is an American woman who was a central figure in the Lewinsky scandal of 1998 and 1999 that led to the impeachment and subsequent acquittal of U.S. President Bill Clinton.
		Tripp disclosed to Starr that she was aware of the relationship between Lewinsky and President Clinton, that Lewinsky had executed a false affidavit denying the relationship that was submitted to the federal court in Arkansas in the Jones v.
		Tripp was a resident of Columbia, Maryland at the time she made her surreptitious recordings of the conversations with Lewinsky, and after 49 Democrats in the Maryland Legislature signed a letter to the state prosecutor demanding that Tripp be prosecuted she was charged by state authorities with violating Maryland's wiretap law [7].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Linda_Tripp (1588 words)

	Linda Tripp Debate and Poll
		It was Linda Tripp's tape-recordings, which she supplied Starr's office under a grant of immunity from prosecution, that started the investigation of the president and led to his impeachment in the House.
		Tripp if the judge rules that her immunity began on the earlier date, saying, ``All of the case is based on evidence'' that came to light between Jan. 16 and Feb.
		Tripp's lawyers maintain the starting date for her immunity was Jan. 16, 1998, when she received a letter of immunity from Starr's office in exchange for the tapes and her testimony.
	www.youdebate.com /DEBATES/LINDA_TRIPP_WIRETAP.HTM (937 words)

	CNN.com - Transcript: Linda Tripp on 'Larry King Live' - February 9, 2001
		TRIPP: I don't know a whole lot of -- when this all -- all these stories broke, I was in Europe and not paying attention until I saw "The Stars and Stripes." But I did read that he was a fugitive and that pardons are generally for those who have been...
		TRIPP: I think when he came in he had so much offer, and when he left he had learned at the knee of the master and the truth was whatever he wanted it to be.
		TRIPP: Yeah, and, well, it's hard for him, because he -- he works with a lot of government executives, and it was difficult to have his former wife identified with one party or another.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/ALLPOLITICS/02/09/tripp.lkl (6529 words)

	My Final Criticism of Linda Tripp
		Tripp may have succumbed to the difficulties of being a woman in politics and therefore her humanity and ability to interconnect may have been effected.
		Tripp stresses the fact that she is a mother several times and makes her case as a family oriented mother.
		Tripp was having difficulties paying for the various extracurricular activities that she wanted her children to have the chance to participate in whereas many mothers in this country are struggling to put food on the table for their children to eat.
	debate.uvm.edu /impeachment/corrao.html (3426 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Special reports \| Linda Tripp case 'a witchhunt'
		Linda Tripp, whose secretly recorded phone conversations with Ms Lewinsky led to President Bill Clinton's impeachment, is facing charges under the state's wiretapping laws.
		Ms Tripp was absent from court yesterday but submitted a sworn affidavit maintaining that she would never have come forward with her evidence against President Clinton without Mr Starr's immunity letter and a later court order to assist investigators.
		Ms Tripp's lawyer, David Irwin, said it would be impossible to show that the case against his client was not tainted because so much was now in the public domain that she could not conceivably enjoy a fair trial.
	www.guardian.co.uk /Clinton_in_crisis/Story/0,2763,195013,00.html (378 words)

	Linda Tripp: The Keeper of Secrets -- Her Own
		Tripp's insistence that her voice not be recorded, for months last fall she used a recording device attached to her home telephone to surreptitiously capture the voice of Ms.
		Tripp of a relationship she was having with "a married man" who "worked at the White House," associates of Ms.
		Tripp was first approached by a Newsweek reporter about what he had heard was a sexual encounter between the president and a White House aide, Kathleen Willey, that reportedly had taken place in the Oval Office three and a half years earlier.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/politics/031598clinton-tripp.html (2654 words)

	Md. Drops Charges Vs. Linda Tripp
		Tripp, whose recordings of her rambling and ribald conversations with the former White House intern set in motion the events that nearly brought down the Clinton presidency, was the only major figure in the scandal to face criminal charges.
		Tripp was charged for taping her conversation with Lewinsky on Dec. 22, 1997, and then allowing her attorney to play it for Newsweek magazine.
		Tripp said she began taping her friend's phone calls to protect herself, because Lewinsky was pressuring her to deny knowledge of the relationship in an affidavit for Paula Jones' sexual harassment case against Clinton.
	www.crimelynx.com /trippdrop.html (514 words)

	Linda Tripp on Trial
		Linda Tripp, whose taped conversations with Monica Lewinsky were a big factor in President Clinton's impeachment, may soon be on trial herself.
		The December 22 call, in which Tripp rejected Lewinsky's plea for her to lie on the stand in the Jones case, was the only one taped before Tripp received immunity and after she was informed by her lawyer (on November 24) that her actions were illegal.
		Finally, Tripp will argue that using the tapes against in her in the state court violates her Fifth Amendment protection from self-incrimination because the tapes were subpoenaed by Starr.
	www.infoplease.com /spot/lindatripp1.html (432 words)

	Linda Tripp Fired From Pentagon Job (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		As a political appointee, Tripp was asked in recent days by her superiors to resign her position in preparation for the change in administrations, but on the advice of her attorneys she refused to do so in a letter Thursday addressed to Clinton.
		Tripp, a Department of Defense employee, was out of the country and the Clinton administration refused to show the letter of dismissal to her lawyers.
		Tripp is suing the government, alleging the Clinton administration illegally released to The New Yorker information showing she stated on a security clearance form that she had never been arrested, when in fact she had.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/aponline/20010119/aponline134644_000.htm (423 words)

	Transcript: Linda Tripp on 'Larry King Live' - February 16, 1999 (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.netlab.uky.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		TRIPP: Absolutely not that -- that -- look, the Supreme Court in a nine to zero unanimous decision said this woman has a right to bring her case against the president of the United States while he is sitting.
		TRIPP: Well, it was my understanding that in discovery it was all about pattern of behavior, and knowing what I did about Kathleen and then, of course, during all this, of course, the most reckless behavior I could imagine was that he would continue this with an intern during the same time.
		TRIPP: In July, when the president had his Linda Tripp meeting with Monica, she carried what I believe to be threats from the president.
	www.cnn.com.cob-web.org:8888 /ALLPOLITICS/stories/1999/02/16/tripp.transcript (6749 words)

	Linda Tripp
		Tripp, 48, who worked in the Bush White House and stayed on as an aide to former White House counsel Bernard Nussbaum, recorded conversations with friend Monica Lewinsky in which Lewinsky alleged an affair with Clinton.
		Before that, Tripp was a source on an earlier Clinton scandal when she described Clinton fondling another friend of hers, former Clinton aide Kathleen Willey.
		Tripp is the ex-wife of a military officer and has two children.
	www.cincypost.com /starr/players/tripp.html (209 words)

	USATODAY.com - Linda Tripp has breast cancer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The cancer is the latest in a string of setbacks Tripp has experienced since she faded from the limelight of the Clinton impeachment case.
		Tripp lost her job at the Pentagon in January 2001 after she refused to resign like other political appointees on the last day of Clinton's term.
		Tripp earned nearly $100,000 a year as a public affairs specialist at the Defense Department's Defense Manpower Data Center in Arlington, Va. She had been in a civil service job in the White House under former President Bush before getting a political appointment, pay raise and new job at the Pentagon in 1994.
	www.usatoday.com /news/washington/2002/03/01/tripp.htm (385 words)

	POLITICAL PROSECUTION OF LINDA TRIPP
		Tripp's attorneys, Stephen M. Kohn of Washington's Kohn, Kohn and Colapinto, sent FOIA requests to all 49 members of the Maryland House of Delegates who had signed a January 30, 1998 letter to Howard County (Maryland) State's Attorney Marna McClendon, demanding that McClendon initiate an investigation of Mrs.
		Tripp, who has done such damage to her country as a result of her betrayal of a gullible friend, much of which was in deliberate violation of Maryland Privacy laws and for which we certainly hope that she is ultimately held accountable.
		Linda Tripp is a courageous lady who suffered a great deal for exposing some of the crimes committed by the most corrupt president in the history of the republic.
	www.etherzone.com /1999/bend121499.html (1180 words)

	Senate acquits Clinton Linda Tripp says she'd do it again Arafat: Palestinians want confederation with JordanAmerican ...
		Linda Tripp, whose tape recordings triggered the Monica Lewinsky scandal, says she considered it her "patriotic duty" to expose a relationship in which President Bill Clinton "abused, used, discarded" the former White House intern.
		Tripp said it is not generally understood that the president met with his legal team in the White House in July 1997 to discuss Mrs.
		Tripp were to admit the taping, the Maryland state prosecutor could use the information in his criminal investigation of whether she violated the state's wiretapping law.
	www.turkishdailynews.com.tr /archives.php?id=11073 (2874 words)

	CNN.com - Government settles with Tripp for $595,000 - Nov. 6, 2003
		The federal government Monday announced it is paying Linda Tripp and her attorneys $595,000 dollars to settle allegations the Defense Department violated her privacy rights when confidential information about her was disclosed during the unfolding Monica Lewinsky scandal.
		Tripp sued the government because, her attorney said, Pentagon officials leaked information from the government background investigation of Tripp, which included the fact that that she had been arrested when she was 19 years old.
		Tripp Monday issued a written statement through her attorneys, saying, "The government should never be permitted to use Privacy Act protected information to discredit political opponents.
	www.cnn.com /2003/LAW/11/03/linda.tripp (271 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Nation -- Judge allows reporter to invoke privilege in Linda Tripp lawsuit
		Tripp, whose secret tapes of conversations with Monica Lewinsky helped lead to President Clinton's impeachment trial, sued the Pentagon in January 2001, alleging officials there illegally leaked to Stars and Stripes that she was interviewing for a job at the George Marshall Center in Germany.
		Tripp had been fired from her political position at the Pentagon just days before and the new job would have paid less, the newspaper reported.
		Tripp claimed she was humiliated by publication of the fact that she was looking for a job below her grade level and alleged that the Defense Department violated her privacy by releasing the information to Jontz.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/nation/20030930-1455-tripp-lawsuit.html (426 words)

	"Linda Tripp: Vindicated!" by Marv Essary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Last week, attorneys for Linda Tripp announced that at long last the federal government decided to settle a lawsuit she filed against the Department of Defense and others for revealing secret information contained in her background investigation file.
		Before Linda Tripp came along, Bill Clinton, his administration, the Democratic National Committee and all of their liberal friends in the mainstream media had managed to hide the fact that our commander-in-chief was a rude, crude, sexual predator.
		Thankfully, Linda Tripp possessed the courage to reveal her persuasive evidence to Ken Starr, proving Bill Clinton had a pathological weakness making him unfit to be the leader of anything, especially a position as serious as President of the United States.
	www.chronwatch.com /content/contentDisplay.asp?aid=4992 (1120 words)

	Linda Tripp addresses her people - Salon
		Before Linda Tripp arrived at the banquet that night, one of the people at my table described the "disguise" he'd seen Linda wearing as she passed by him earlier in the evening.
		Linda!") she was wearing the fl hat, perched on the back of what looked like a varicolored ash-blond wig that curved curiously around her narrow, heavily made-up face.
		He was a man, though, and perhaps a Linda partisan (he made some friendly remarks to her later), so I took his opinion with a grain of salt.
	dir.salon.com /story/politics/feature/2000/06/06/tripp/?pn=2 (1090 words)

	Linda Tripp, Who Taped Lewinsky, Goes Before Grand Jury
		Tripp arrived and left without commenting on her testimony, which is expected to resume on Thursday.
		Tripp, who is rated poorly in public opinion polls, is said by associates to feel maligned by the press but convinced that once her full story is told she will be vindicated.
		While Tripp remained inside the courthouse after her testimony, the Tripp siblings stood silently beside Zaccagnini as he made his statement; Allison, who is 19, lost a fight with a grin, while Ryan, 22, did not bother to fight a frown, his hands thrust in his pants pockets.
	partners.nytimes.com /library/politics/070198clinton-starr.html (925 words)

	Linda Tripp gets A for audacity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Linda Tripp suing anybody for invasion of privacy is like the Menendez brothers suing the state of California for persecuting a couple of orphans.
		But when Tripp claims in her lawsuit that these disclosures damaged her reputation, well, that implies she had a decent reputation before the alleged leaks.
		Most of us know Tripp as the woman who described herself as a confidante and protector of Monica Lewinsky, who secretly recorded phone conversations in which she cajoled Lewinsky into detailing her affair with President Clinton, and who turned the tapes over to special prosecutor Kenneth Starr.
	www.post-gazette.com /columnists/19990929sally.asp (503 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Nation -- Defense Department settles with Linda Tripp
		WASHINGTON – Linda Tripp will get more than $595,000 from the Defense Department to settle a lawsuit over the release of confidential personal information about her to a magazine, her lawyers said Monday.
		Tripp claimed administration officials retaliated for her role in triggering the impeachment proceedings.
		Stephen Kohn, one of Tripp's lawyers, declined to say whether Tripp is currently working, but said that under the settlement, she can reapply to any government branch.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/nation/20031103-1428-tripp-lawsuit.html (402 words)

	Linda Tripp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		'''Linda Tripp''' (born November 24, 1949) is an American woman who was a central figure in the Lewinsky scandal of 1998 and 1999 that led to the impeachment of U.S. President Bill Clinton.
		After Lewinsky revealed to Tripp that she had had a physical relationship with President Clinton, Tripp began to record her phone conversations with Lewinsky while encouraging Lewinsky to document details of the relationship.
		Tripp then gave these tapes to then-Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr, who launched an investigation into the Clinton-Lewinsky relationship, looking for potential incidents of perjury based on Clinton's testimony in the lawsuit Paula Jones had brought against Clinton.
	linda-tripp.iqnaut.net (146 words)

	Linda Tripp Feedback
		Linda told Newsweek about Kathleen Willey in l997, and the NY Times reported in l994 that she tried to market a book on the death of Vince Foster.
		Linda Tripp is more than a circumstantial victim of the power of the state with its corporate/political factions to stonewall, coerce, and punish protesters, but who can justly throw stones for her role in the impeachment process?
		Linda Tripp's chart is a good example of the need to avoid stereotyping the astrological signs of the zodiac.
	www.astrodatabank.com /NMTrippLindaFB.htm (3799 words)

	Linda Tripp Gets A New HairStyle
		Linda Tripp has gone the way of her ex-phone buddy Monica Lewinsky and had a major makeover.
		For her hair makeover Linda selected one of the best stylists in Beverly Hills, California to sculpt her new do from her previously long "no shape" overly blonde style that she is famous for.
		Linda's over bleached blonde locks were colored by colorist Marcus Daniels who is famous for coloring the locks of NYPD Blue's Kim Delaney and singer Faith Hill.
	www.hairboutique.com /tips/tip471.htm (527 words)

	USATODAY.com - Defense Dept. settles with Linda Tripp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		WASHINGTON (AP) — Linda Tripp will get more than $595,000 from the Defense Department to settle a lawsuit over the release of confidential personal information about her to a magazine, her lawyers said Monday.
		Linda Tripp talks to reporters outside a federal court in Washington on July 29, 1998 after her final appearance before the grand jury.
		NaN/NaN/NaN NaN:NaN PM Linda Tripp talks to reporters outside a federal court in Washington on July 29, 1998 after her final appearance before the grand jury.
	www.usatoday.com /news/washington/2003-11-04-tripp-lawsuit_x.htm (493 words)

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