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To: rich4eagle who wrote (235857)	3/9/2002 10:29:09 PM
From: d.taggart	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

I love it when your passionate Richy,actually it was the union leaders who killed big iron,they got theirs and took their skim to the bank while knowing that there was no way in hell the house could pay off,they still charge their members for bad advice.Production and cost passed each other years ago and guess what, that is just the way it is reagan bush clinton carter and anyone else you want to blame is as guilty and as innocent as the next guy,Wait till GM gets the way to many pensioneers living blues,Caterpiller is in the same fix within 15 years unless we get a plauge that wipes out those who skimmed the cream off the American experience.You folks think with your voters registration cards ,step out, think freely, quit marching that lockstep drill.Sad bunch of dolts who can`t even take direction.lol

To: rich4eagle who wrote (235857)	3/9/2002 11:17:01 PM
From: Patricia Trinchero	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769667

Isn't this an interesting turn of events???? McCain Strategist Becomes A Democrat John Weaver, "the well-known strategist" for Sen. John McCain's 2000 run against George W. Bush, has become a Democrat and "2004 presidential aspirants have been in touch," according to the Wall Street Journal's Washington Wire. Weaver says the GOP now "is the party of 'the corporate skybox elite,' recast in the century-old image of 'Mark Hanna and his money-men.' That recalls the GOP king-maker behind President McKinley, a historical favorite of Bush strategist -- and Weaver rival -- Karl Rove." Ohio State University and Vassar College have hisotrical backgrounders on the Hanna and McKinley partnership. politicalwire.com