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To: t2 who wrote (62650)	11/6/2001 1:21:45 PM
From: Dave	Read Replies (3) of 74651

Re IMHO, it should be only the DOJ that deals on such matters; it is now obvious why. Yes, I think the state AGs would agree with you. It's too bad Dubya's DoJ was so eager to sell out. This Corporate Administration may well go down in history as the most corrupt ever. The sheer magnitude of monetary payback to corporate donors is typified by the billions of dollars in "stimulus" spending that will in no way stimulate economy (is IBM really going to invest its $1.4 billion in new jobs, or is it going to buy back its own stock to support its share price?), and by the rush to rape the Arctic Wildlife Refuge, whose six-month supply of petroleum could more easily be saved by a mere three-MPG reduction in automobile gas mileage over ten years, if Dubya's Oil Administration hadn't thumbed its nose at the very idea of energy conservation. Where is the outrage? We may have to wait for the perspective of History to see the shame that this administration deserves. Dave

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