During a jam-packed press conference, you reveal your evidence before hundreds of shocked reporters and journalists. With the help of your team of investigators, you have successfully ended the political career of President Clinton. Once the Republican Congress gets the wheels in motion, Clinton is impeached in no time.
As Vice President Al Gore is sworn in as the new president, the Democratic party announces that they will hold an open primary at their convention for the party's nomination for president. Just as you are about to announce your candidacy, you get a phone call.
Impressed with you work in investigating Whitewater, the president of a big-time corporate law firm calls you to offer you a job. You would be making well into the six figures, and given a company car, a nice Mercedes, and a beach-front condo.
Considering that you would be making more money at the law firm than you would as president, you take some time to think over the offer.
 If you decide to accept the job at the law firm,
If you decide to reject the job at the law firm, and continue your quest for the presidency,
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