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To: THE WATSONYOUTH who wrote (134987)	3/27/2001 7:55:34 AM
From: combjelly	Respond to of 1570498

"What were Bush's SAT scores?? Clinton's ??" Good question about Clinton's SAT scores. But that is particularly irrelevant, it is doubtful that Bill was selected as a Rhodes scholar because his father had rich and powerful friends. Dubya's life has revolved around this, and he knows it. He has an extensive record of mutual backscratching, people (usually rich and powerful) do him favors, and he returns them. A certain amount of this is politics, but at some point it slips over into corruption. Considering that there is very little Dubya has actually done that didn't involve an exchange of favors... Just look at his record. His real record, not the one he claims. There is a big difference between what he actually did and what he claims he did.