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To: TigerPaw who wrote (208842)	12/11/2001 5:56:25 PM
From: Neocon	Respond to of 769670

I do not have the time to express my impatience in an appropriate manner, as I have an evening meeting and must go to dinner. I will get back to you.....

To: TigerPaw who wrote (208842)	12/11/2001 7:04:06 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

FEC Sued Over Alleged Hillary Campaign Fraud It's been five months since Hollywood producer Peter Paul filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission against New York Senator Hillary Clinton alleging that she failed to report most of the $2 million he donated to the "Hillary 2000" Senate campaign. Paul has cancelled checks and other records to back up his claims, including thank you notes from the former first family. Yet the FEC has so far failed to act. On Friday lawyers for Judicial Watch, which represents Mr. Paul in the case, filed suit against the supposed watchdog agency, pointing out that Paul's complaint is now well past the 120-day statutory deadline within which the FEC is supposed to act. Meanwhile the Bush Justice Department has instead indicted Paul for alleged stock fraud, underscoring the double standard that continues to allow the Clinton family to escape Justice while most others are held accountable. "The FEC has abundant evidence that Hillary Clinton and her campaign for Senate engaged in massive election fraud, yet it has not taken any action," said Judicial Watch chairman Larry Klayman. "It is time for the FEC to stop protecting politicians and hold them accountable when they violate the campaign finance laws." The case has been assigned to Judge Royce Lamberth, who's developed a reputation over the years as one of the few judges in Washington, D.C. interested in enforcing the law for everyone. newsmax.com tom watson tosiwmee

To: TigerPaw who wrote (208842)	12/12/2001 8:12:03 AM
From: Neocon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

So you would say that the fact that slavery was a common human practice from time immemorial, and continues in the Sudan and elsewhere, means that the acknowledgment that it was an intolerable activity by abolitionists sometime in the 18th century was insincere and merely a way of rousing the faithful. Remember, early abolition was mainly a Methodist and Quaker phenomenon. Sorry, but your analysis is bogus. As far as celebrating things goes, you seem to have missed the point anyway. The conception, or announcement of it, is no less celebrated than a variety of things that are considered important in the Gospel, but not as celebrated as the Nativity, when Christ enters the social world, and the Resurrection (Easter), when Christ is supposed to have conquered death. Finally, it is never clear when conception occurs, except, perhaps in retrospect, and then only as an estimate. Thus, it cannot be celebrated at the time. There is always a celebration when it is known that one is expecting. It is true, it usually comes after the first trimester, because miscarriage is so common, but it also usually comes well before the expected birth date. It is called the baby shower........