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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: lawdog who wrote (56657)11/2/2000 1:49:22 PM
From: jlallen  Read Replies (2) of 769670
 
BS? About Gore? Such as ....???? Care to give a few examples??

From mediaresearch.org

Lest we forget how all those Clinton-Gore administration scandals haven’t been suspended by the campaign, Wednesday night FNC’s Brit Hume squeezed in a short item in his Special Report with Brit Hume on a development also reported in that day’s Washington Times.

Hume relayed: "The Justice Department has quietly let it be known that the missing e-mail problem that has confounded Congressional investigators and a federal court was worse than previously known. The White House had previously said the only missing e-mails were those that came from outside the White House and some missing messages from a separate system in the Vice President's office.
"Now, Justice Department lawyers have notified investigators that e-mail in several other White House and executive branch computer systems may also be missing. Federal Judge Royce Lamberth said this new disclosure is quote, ‘contrary to weeks of testimony in my court.’"

Next, Hume went to Bret Baier for a unique story on how the NAACP has undertaken a special project to register to vote black men in county jails along the east coast and in the South.

The effort to "get out the vote" must have a special attraction to people in jail

JLA
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