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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated
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To: LindyBill who wrote (55398)7/21/2004 7:03:59 AM
From: Lane3  Read Replies (2) of 793891
 
The only explanation I can see is that he is trying to hide this document.

<< The documents that were removed were copies; the National Archives retains the originals in its files.>>

I haven't heard a good explanation yet. That one of yours doesn't hold water if the documents were copies.

It's all very curious. I still favor the one of wanting to study the documents in a comfortable and convenient location. The reason I favor it probably is simply that I can, from experience, relate to it. If you had various versions of long documents. You'd want to spread them on your dining room table along with a glass of merlot. What is harder to explain is how some of them came to be returned and not others. TWT.
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