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Politics : Impeach George W. Bush -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: zonkie who wrote (2712)	4/26/2001 12:39:14 AM
From: Mephisto	Respond to of 93284

"Sandra O'Connor should be kicked off of the Supreme Court for her action in the Presidential contest, but in this case she voted with the other 3 dissenting. The others who voted for the Atwater woman and the fourth amendment were Stevens, Ginsburg, and Breyer." Just finished reading about it. I was surprised that she didn't vote with the conservative crowd. It has been rumored that she wants to resign. Her husband is not in very good health, but she didn't want to resign b4 Bush became President. Still, the Supreme Court's decision in this case is outrageous! Bush along with The Supreme Court nibble away at what we have known as Democracy. Unfortunately, many minorities, especially black Americans, have never shared our experiences.

To: zonkie who wrote (2712)	4/27/2001 1:16:50 AM
From: Mephisto	Respond to of 93284

You had better watch out, You better not cry Here comes Noxious Norton With her anti-environmental crowd The Old Toxic Texan is in Washington Town (Clinton's on the Sax, Gore's on the Drums) (Connie Rice plays piano in an isolated room) The Old Toxic Texan is in Washington Town (Clinton's on the Sax, Gore's on the Drums) (Connie Rice plays piano in an isolated room

To: zonkie who wrote (2712)	4/27/2001 1:20:30 AM
From: Mephisto	Respond to of 93284

Robert Redford Speaks Out Against Oil Drilling "one more industrial wasteland." By Lloyd Grove Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, April 24, 2001; 12:52 PM Robert Redford is urging his fellow environmentalists to speak out against President Bush and his un-green policies. On behalf of the Natural Resources Defense Council, the 64-year-old movie star has penned a call-to-arms letter decrying the White House's plan to drill for oil in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and thus, he says, turn it into "one more industrial wasteland." washingtonpost.com

To: zonkie who wrote (2712)	4/27/2001 1:22:50 AM
From: Mephisto	Respond to of 93284

Now it's Bush who's getting hammered for slicing out $15.7 million from a child abuse program, a $1 million environmental study in Nevada, millions in bridge building in Indiana and assistance to state police to fight methamphetamine traffic. Excerpt from Sow's Earmarks and Silk Purses By Al Kamen Tuesday, April 17, 2001; Page A15 washingtonpost.com

To: zonkie who wrote (2712)	4/27/2001 1:30:14 AM
From: Mephisto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93284

Norton Preparing to Shelve Grizzly Plan "Dirk Kempthorne of Idaho, a Republican who sued to stop the plan two days before President Bush took office, and denounced the Clinton administration for trying to force "massive, flesh-eating carnivores into Idaho." Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton is preparing to shelve the Clinton administration's plan to reintroduce grizzly bears into the Idaho and Montana wilderness, deferring to state officials who have battled furiously to keep America's largest predators away from their rural communities, sources say. This policy shift on one of the West's most contentious issues reflects Norton's determination to cooperate with governors such as Dirk Kempthorne of Idaho, a Republican who sued to stop the plan two days before President Bush took office, and denounced the Clinton administration for trying to force "massive, flesh-eating carnivores into Idaho." But conservationists who have decried Norton's support for oil exploration n the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge have viewed the grizzlies as an early test of her commitment to protecting rare species in the face of political pressure. Her inclination to abandon the Clinton administration's efforts to expand the bear's range another 4 million acres was applauded by states-rights and property-rights advocates, but not by environmental groups. Excerpt from article by Michael Grunwald Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, April 25, 2001; 12:00 AM washingtonpost.com