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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (121947)	1/13/2001 2:17:08 PM
From: willcousa	Respond to of 769667

You ignore a few facts. She has helped and continues to help others. She already had household help which she paid and reported taxes for. Your selective reading of the facts is most uncharitable. She is knocked out, why do you keep piling on? I thought you were one of those who would feel her pain.

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (121947)	1/13/2001 2:21:21 PM
From: Tom Clarke	Respond to of 769667

Chavez never employed the woman, she gave her a safe place to stay. But the woman did domestic work for the neighbor who contacted Eggleston's law firm, who then contacted George Stephanapolous. I can't think of her name right now, but she is an activist lefty. I assume she paid the proper Social Security taxes.

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (121947)	1/13/2001 2:51:55 PM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

DEMOLIB RAG ADMITS BIAS: Saturday Jan. 13, 2001; 1:51 p.m. EST LA Times Issues Rapegate Apology After NewsMax Report The Los Angeles Times acknowledged Friday it was wrong to omit a reference to the Clinton Rapegate scandal by one of America's leading conservative columnists, just hours after NewsMax.com reported the paper had edited George F. Will's Thursday commentary to exclude mention of the sensational and historic rape accusation by Arkansas businesswoman Juanita Broaddrick. In a scathing summary of the dark side of the Clinton legacy ignored by most media outlets, Will wrote: "It is reasonable to believe that [Clinton] was a rapist 15 years before becoming president, and that as president he launched cruise missiles against Afghanistan (a nearly empty terrorist camp), Sudan (a pharmaceutical factory) and Iraq to distract attention from problems arising from the glandular dimension of his general indiscipline." Two years ago Broaddrick accused Clinton of brutally raping her in a Little Rock hotel room when he was Arkansas attorney general. After reviewing her claim in December 1998, up to 40 previously undecided members of Congress voted to impeach Clinton, tipping the balance and making him the first elected president in American history to be indicted by the House. More than two thirds of Americans surveyed who saw Broaddrick detail her rape allegation during an NBC News interview found her believable. Acknowledging its deliberate attempt to suppress Will's Rapegate reference, the Times wrote in an editor's note buried at the bottom of its Friday editorial page: "George F. Will's column on Thursday's commentary page, as edited by the Times, omitted the author's statement that it is reasonable to believe that President Clinton 'was a rapist 15 years before becoming president.' Although some might dispute Will's interpretation of the facts, it is his opinion and should have been included in his column."

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (121947)	1/13/2001 2:58:56 PM
From: FastC6	Respond to of 769667

From the almighty government comes some new help for parents: dailynews.yahoo.com Educated and responsible parents find this to be insulting...democrat parents must find comfort that Bill Clinton is showing them a way. . .