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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Les H who wrote (13857)4/30/2000 3:51:00 PM
From: Scarecrow  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 13994
 
Drudge is not only a great scoop hound, he's developing a genuine abilty to spot a zeitgeist. Check out his Saturday night report... Amazing...

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DRUDGE AT THE CORRESPONDENTS DINNER

WHO'S WATCHING DARIUS?

WASHINGTON -- "Do you have any champagne?" CNN60MINUTES all-star Christiane
Amanpour asked the bartender at the BLOOMBERG after-party as she giggled with
her husband Jamie Rubin who wore no black-tie even though the invitation
required it.

"All the rebels have become conformists," I later said to Amanpour as we sat
and talked about the sell out.

With Jamie rolling his eyes, I accused Amanpour of blindly supporting The
State, as I donned a T-shirt of an ironed-on Elian Gonzalez at gunpoint
[copyright Alan Diaz, ASSOCIATED PRESS].

"That's just horrible you're wearing thaaaat," Amanpour said in between sips
in an accent that spans the continents.

"All you rebels have become conformists," I repeated. "HE did this to you!"

For a moment in the BLOOMBERG bathroom I had a panic attack. It hit me hard.
HE will soon be gone.

Not just Jamie, not just Lockhart, not just Janet, not just Madeleine, not
just Sidney, and not just Amanpour, who clearly timed her pollination to his
leaving.

HE is their center.

And, Christiane, who's watching baby Darius?

HE seduced them. HE loved them. HE gave them good copy. HE was their friend.
USA TODAY all-star Susan Page presented him with an Oscar. A few weeks ago in
Beverly Hills Jay Leno presented him with a check.

"They'll never indict him," Sam Donaldson screamed, with a voice nearly
recovered from yelling at Reagan.

TIME editor Isaacson was laughing so hard, sitting next to Madeleine, please
forgive if the magazine is tear-stained Monday.

Because HE is leaving. And HE corrupted them.

Lord of the Baby Boom.

Baron of the Blisters.

[He would cancel when he was flared up, Lewinsky told Tripp back in our
1990's.]

What will we all do without him?

"We're going to miss you, Mr. President," I said leaning over the velvet rope
flashing my Elian T with him, looking up and down, glaring at me.

"How did he get in here," press maestro Joe Lockhart whispered into the ear
of a reporter while chewing a mouth full of spicy greens, mango and lo mein
noodles served with warm sesame crusted salmon, grilled lamb chop and sliced
tenderloin of beef, sauce cabernet, potato dauphinoise rondelle, baby carrots
and asparagus, french rolls, flat breads, pumpernickel, raisin rolls, marble
mousse torte, chocolate crust-filled with white chocolate and semi-sweet
chocolate mousse, fresh fruit garnish and coffee.

Janet stared in horror as I stood in front of her -- Elian, with his look of
horror, staring her straight back in her face.

"You're my homepage. I read you all the time. I love it when you put up a
siren. You made me a star, honey. I have to get a picture with you," said
Smear Queen Diva and campaign manager to Al Gore, Donna Brazile as we hugged
and talked about what a fun summer we're going to have.

But HE will never be replaced.

Dean of the Degenerates. Prince of the Parties.

Leno, who presented him with a check a few weeks ago in BH, showed a video of
a dog dry humping a woman's leg -- then quickly flashed a pic of the
Commander in Chief.

The crowd cheers. So does his wife. And so does HE.

As does Lockhart, while chewing a mouthful of Rivercrest Chardonnay,
Rivercrest Cabernet Sauvignon.

Impeached. Stained. Accused. Standing ovation.

The highlight of the night, this his final formal night with family at the
WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS DINNER, was a video of "Ken Starr" smoking a
cigar, dressed in drag, flashing his underwear, harboring an apparent
erection.

As the crowd roared and Wolf howled and Janet clapped her wings.

Deputy Attorney General Eric Holder would later tell me after the lights came
on and the crowd began dispersing and the HILTON staff began sweeping up all
the wet Kleenex: "It was in good humor."

"You have the impeached president and the gentleman assigned, by Justice, who
proved the case now depicted in drag, in his underwear, obviously aroused, as
presidential staffers who spread Starr gay rumors celebrate?! And that's good
taste? Good humor?" I press Holder, flashing my Elian.

"Do you have any champagne?" Amanpour asked the bartender at BLOOMBERG.

"Darling, here it's flowing in the streets."



To: Les H who wrote (13857)4/30/2000 5:42:00 PM
From: jimpit  Respond to of 13994
 
Elian's Cuban doctor arrives with Elian's meds...
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NewsMax.com
newsmax.com

With Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff
For the story behind the story...

Sunday April 30, 2000; 1:35 PM EDT

Cuban Doctor Caught Taking Tranquilizers to Elian

On Thursday U.S. Customs officials at
Washington's Dulles International Airport
confiscated several medications carried by Elian
Gonzalez's Cuban pediatrician, who was enroute
to the six-year-old's temporary residence at
Maryland's Wye River Plantation.

Among the seized pharmaceuticals were two
powerful tranquilizers that could be used to
make Elian appear more happy in the wake of the
reunion with his father, Juan Miguel.

A series of photos released by Greg Craig, the
onetime Clinton impeachment attorney who now
represents Mr. Gonzalez, have been offered as
evidence that Elian has overcome the trauma of
his gunpoint abduction by federal agents a week
ago. Clinton administration spokespeople say the
photos prove the boy is overjoyed to have
finally been returned to his father after a five
month stay with his Miami family.

But evidence that Cuban doctors may have doped
the Cuban raft boy could severely undermine
claims that the images of a smiling Elian
hugging his father are genuine.

In an account completely ignored by the national
press, The Miami Herald reported on Friday that
customs agents searched the bags of Elian's
Cuban pediatrician, Dr. Caridad Ponce de Leon,
and collected several drugs:

"The confiscated medicines were listed as
amikacin sulfate, used for treatment of
bacterial and staph infections; aminophyllin, a
bronchodilator for treatment of asthma,
bronchitis and emphysema; cefazoline, for
treatment of respiratory, urinary, skin and
other infections; meprobamate, better known by
the trade name Miltown, for treatment of
anxiety; and phenobarbital, a barbiturate used
as a sedative."

At the news of the seizure Granma, Cuba's
Communist Party newspaper, complained, "it
appears that Customs officials know what kinds
of medicine Elian, his cousin and the rest of
the children and adults may need."

Dr. Ponce de Leon was part of a ten person Cuban
delegation, including four children, who were
authorized to visit the Cuban raft boy by the
Clinton administration last week. According to
Friday's Washington Times, "The reason for the
visits was described as delivering supplies."

It's impossible to know if there have been other
attempts to smuggle sedatives to Elian or
whether those attempts have been successful,
since the White House has kept the boy isolated
from independent doctors. Media access has been
all but eliminated by attorney Craig, who has
close ties to Fidel Castro.

According to The PDR Family Guide to
Prescription Drugs, Miltown is a habit forming
drug that should not be given to children under
six years of age. Elian is six years, five
months old.

"Miltown is a tranquilizer used in the treatment
of anxiety disorders and for short term relief
of the symptoms of anxiety," advises the PDR
report. "Miltown can be habit forming. You can
develop tolerance and dependence and you may
experience withdrawal symptoms if you stop using
this drug abruptly."

Miltown should be prescribed only in cases of
extraordinary stress and upset, warns the PDR
drug guide. "Anxiety or tension related to
everyday stress usually does not require
treatment with Miltown."

Common side effects can include allergic
reactions, diarrhea, fever, headaches,
drowsiness, a general loss of alertness and even
dizziness. The PDR also warns that Miltown can
induce "inappropriate excitement" and an
"exaggerated feeling of well-being."

The Mayo Clinic USP Drug Guide, mirrors the
PDR's report, noting that Miltown may cause
such side effects as "confusion," "unusual
excitement" and a "false sense of well being."

Miltown's usual dose for children 6 to 12 years
of age is 200 to 600 miligrams per day divided
into 2 or 3 doses.

Side effects for phenobarbitol, the other
sedative confiscated from Elian's Cuban
pediatrician, include drowsiness and other forms
of cognitive and behavioral impairment. Abrupt
withdrawal from phenobarbitol can induce
epileptic seizures.

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To: Les H who wrote (13857)4/30/2000 6:16:00 PM
From: cody andre  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 13994
 
He couldn't make to Fort Marcy Park!