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To: PartyTime who wrote (57692)11/3/2000 8:08:44 AM
From: U Up U Down  Respond to of 769667
 
As election nears, FBI inquiry into Bush debate tape mailing is quiet

Incident reminds some people of 1986 Texas campaign
bugging that resulted in no charges

11/03/2000

By Pete Slover / The Dallas Morning News

AUSTIN – After a flurry of initial interviews, the FBI inquiry into the
leaked debate material from the George W. Bush campaign has gone
quiet during the home stretch of the presidential contest.

Attorney General Janet Reno declined to comment on the progress of the
case Thursday, or on whether the Justice Department has put the matter
on hold until after Tuesday's election.

"I can't comment on the investigation, because it's pending," Ms. Reno
told reporters at her weekly briefing. "But I can say that the department is
... doing everything that is appropriate with respect to the investigation."
dallasnews.com



To: PartyTime who wrote (57692)11/3/2000 8:13:01 AM
From: J.B.C.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769667
 
I figured you yahoo's would be up all night in glee.

Trouble is now you need to really worry, Bush is a real person, Joe6packundecided can say wow, I can relate. They can't relate to a guy that's been a CHICKEN FARMER! Al can't find himself, hell ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE couldn't find Al either so they had to airbrush "him" in. If this is the best "October" surprise that they could come up with the liberals are finished for this election.

JBC



To: PartyTime who wrote (57692)11/3/2000 8:46:45 AM
From: Tom Clarke  Respond to of 769667
 
If you've ever been given a speeding ticket and looked at the fine print, you'd see that you had been "arrested". Detained is a more accurate term. He wasn't handcuffed, mirandized, or fingerprinted.

He was not arrested.