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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Bill who wrote (122566)	1/18/2001 4:22:30 PM
From: Zoltan!	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769667

From Am Spectator, your heinous Senator is "Enemy of the Week": ...On the other hand, if looks could Kyl, Sen. Edward Kennedy would be the raging animal Feinstein has been after all along. Not since the days of Caligula or Nero has the political arena witnessed such a frothing, vicious, and terrifying performance. Frankly, our agents were left stunned. Carolyn Gore wound up spelling his name as "Tedd" on her indictment. Mark Schafron thought Ted's "near-hysterical diatribe" against Ashcroft revealed unmistakable concern that Ashcroft "would enforce laws against drunken Senators who commit vehicular homicide." As for those who say that's all water under the bridge (though notice the Kennedy family has finally prevailed on General Motors to put Oldsmobile out of business), Teddy's hate-filled performance has again pointed to the role felons, whether convicted or unconvicted, should play in our political system..... spectator.org Unconvicted felon. Where's lawdope? ...So all thanks to sprawling Ted for bring the dream back to politics. His achievement speaks for itself -- and now he's revived the notion of what makes someone a national embarrassment. Here's a tip, Ted. Instead of Ronnie White, why don't you call O.J. as a witness. It's now dead certain you two have much more in common. As Enemy of the Week, meanwhile, you've got to move fast. Only two days left before President Bill won't be around to pardon you. But if he comes through, maybe you two could spend next Easter together, or at least the Friday beforehand.