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To: TGPTNDR who wrote (139271)	9/23/2001 5:20:12 PM
From: hmaly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1580571

TGPTNDR rE..Why do you do this to yourself? It's clear Ted's on a bad trip. He'll get over it, but for now, there's just no talking sense to him.<<<<<<<<<< He has been on a bad trip since GW won the election. The problem is it will take 7yrs. 2mo.' until he might get over it. Though I must admit I went overboard when I posted '...wasn't Hillary running around kissing Arafat's kin about then?...' From what I've read, Hillary didn't really kiss Suha, just gave her a hug and a feel.<<<<< Speaking about Hildebeast, did you see her during GW speech. Friday, Sept. 21, 2001 9:48 a.m. EDT Hillary Panned for Sour Demeanor During Bush Speech Hockey fans at Philadelphia's Rangers-Flyers game Thursday night were so enthralled with President Bush's speech that they actually forced the cancellation of the game's third period to continue watching on the arena's Jumbotron. But seated in the House chamber, New York Senator Hillary Clinton was rolling her eyes, looking bored and remaining seated as her colleagues gave Bush one standing ovation after another. Friday morning her disengaged demeanor was being roundly panned by talk radio hosts everywhere. "You know why she reacted that way," WABC's Curtis Sliwa told his partner Ron Kuby. "She just saw her hopes to run for president next time around go up in smoke." Down radio dial in New York, nationally syndicated talker Don Imus was even harder on the former first lady. "She was disgraceful," Imus told his partner Charles McCord. "She looked irritable, rolling her eyes and talking." Imus didn't care much for Sen. Clinton's post-speech comments either. "I mean, she was going out of her way to point out how she'd spent the entire week down at ground zero, which is not true, by the way. But I think we know what that's all about." Imus then turned his ire toward Mrs. Clinton's husband. "I just thank God that he's not still the president, that's all, because we didn't have to endure the self-aggrandizing display of lip-biting and head wagging and 'I love you' to some bimbo in the balcony."

To: TGPTNDR who wrote (139271)	9/23/2001 8:09:52 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1580571

Why do you do this to yourself? It's clear Ted's on a bad trip. He'll get over it, but for now, there's just no talking sense to him. Though I must admit I went overboard when I posted '...wasn't Hillary running around kissing Arafat's kin about then?...' I'm sorry I forgot..its been a while you reps. have been in office, and of course, you all are doing what you do best...getting us into a war and a recession all in one fell swoop. In fact, its beginning to look like george jr. is a chip off the old block. But the good news...the Bushes end up being one termers.... 3 years, 2 mos. and counting.....