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To: Skywatcher who wrote (226835)	2/13/2002 3:44:19 PM
From: Bill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

Not everyone, just traitors like you. What kind of bread would you like with your water?

To: Skywatcher who wrote (226835)	2/13/2002 3:45:02 PM
From: Neocon	Respond to of 769667

Just trying to help.

To: Skywatcher who wrote (226835)	2/13/2002 4:15:50 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769667

dear chrissy, sorry to hear your are on bread and water only. In the news. The pettiest thiefs that ever was. Report Confirms Tripp's Charge: Bill & Hill Looted White House. A yearlong investigation by the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee has confirmed the account of former White House whistleblower Linda Tripp, who alleged last February that Bill and Hillary Clinton tried to hide hundreds of thousands of dollars worth by law. A report set for release today by committee member Rep. Doud Ose, worth more than $250 - the threshold above which reporting is legally required. today, even as most reporters focus on what promises to be an unproductive Senate hearing into Enron, where the company's former CEO Ken Lay is expected to take the Fifth. jewelry, Ferragamo silk ties, hundreds of cigars, expensive watches and "shares of a well-known company stock," according to the New York Post. In some cases, the Clintons are accused of undervaluing some of the loot in order to deliberately evade the $250 limit. In other cases, In February 2001 Clinton White House whistleblower Linda Tripp told laws from the very beginning of their tenure in 1993. "Gifts were coming in from everywhere," Tripp said. "I was brought in, because of my institutional memory and my knowledge of procedure. I'm that." directly to the White House "Gift Unit." But in the Clintons' case, that didn't happen. she recalled. "In the Clinton White House ... most of it didn't make The former Bush White House employee said top Clinton aide Bruce words, "Take off your Bush hat. This is the Clinton White House." newsmax.com tom watson tosiwmee