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To: E. T. who wrote (199190)	11/2/2001 4:02:41 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769667

Yes E.T. your eyes are hate fuming. Hate fuming is attempting to discredit a good man by making up facts and allegations. You love the obscene rapist and hate fume at the good, decent and honest man. As E. T. has said honor means dick and that poisoned attitude of hate is what you seem to be about. You strain at some nat of made up questions that may have been answered years back and swallow with no comment the current event. Rape Critic Green Accepts Accused Rapist Bill Clinton's Endorsement n the same day he slammed his GOP opponent Mike Bloomberg for being "insensitive" to the issue of rape, New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Mark Green warmly accepted the endorsement of accused presidential rapist Bill Clinton. It doesn't get any better than when the man who held the toughest job in America thinks I can hold the second toughest job in America," Green gushed, after lunching with Clinton at a Harlem restaurant Thursday. Earlier in the day, Green invoked a 1993 rape charge against a Bloomberg employee to claim his opponent was soft on sexual assault. When Bloomberg, who was deposed in the case in 1998, was asked what he thought would constitute proof, he replied, "I guess an unimpeachable third-party witness." Green called Bloomberg's remarks "wrong, inappropriate and insensitive," adding, "I would hope he would rethink them." Hours later, he touted his endorsement by Clinton, who was accused in 1999 of raping Arkansas businesswoman Juanita Broaddrick 21 years before - an account bolstered by no fewer than five witnesses to the aftermath of the attack. Broaddrick's tearful videotaped description of the assault, which was squelched by NBC News during Clinton's Sexgate impeachment trial, was deemed credible by 75 percent of those who eventually saw it. Add to that the fact that Clinton has never personally responded to Broaddrick's accusation - and that Mrs. Clinton, who also backs Green, has never even been asked about the rape allegation. So is the mayoral front-runner ready to rethink his Clinton endorsement based on the ex-president's obvious "insensitivty" to rape? A Green spokesman did not return calls by press time. Calls to Clinton's office asking for the ex-president's reaction to the Bloomberg "rape insensitivity" charge were likewise not returned. tom watson tosiwmee newsmax.com