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

To: Mr. Whist who wrote (196270)	10/26/2001 10:58:38 AM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

That is because you're a boor and and stupid to boot. Thank you for the non-hateful compliment. You also are too hate-filled to understand the intricacies of persuasive argument. This is what all you demolib pinheads say when your "persuasive arguments" get shown for the ridiculous drivel they really are. Its a sign of desperation. Which is why I have you on ignore now Promises, promises.... Typical demolib liar. You've stated this previously but somehow still keep responding.... LOL!! What a maroon!!! JLA

To: Mr. Whist who wrote (196270)	10/26/2001 11:23:37 AM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 769670

Another fine example as to why the NYT is largely overrated as an objective news source: www.mediaresearch.org Being a "staunch Republican" contravenes helping "raise money for food and clothing for poor children," the New York Times contended in one of its daily obituaries for a victim of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. Sadly, the New York Times could not keep the liberal tilt of its staff from infecting its commendable effort, which will take about a year, to run brief obituaries every day until it has done one on every victim. Under the heading of "Defying Easy Categorization," the October 19 Times item began: "Edward C. Murphy's life brimmed with contrasts and deep loyalties. He was a staunch Republican who invested in real estate and race horses. But he also helped nonprofit groups raise money for food and clothing for poor children in his native Clifton, N.J." As James Taranto, author of OpionionJournal.com’s "Best of the Web" column commented: "If the Times thinks there's something unusual about Republicans helping poor children, it should say so on its editorial page, not in a news article -- and especially not an obituary." To read the entire article about Murphy’s life, go to: nytimes.com Murphy is the eighth item and the link does require a New York Times online registration.