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To: Dorine Essey who wrote (4121)	6/26/2002 6:56:57 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5185

Dorine, Re: I'm not a Martha Stewart fan, but they sure are going after her big time but good old buddy LAY they do NOTHING You're right. I think it is shameful how the hypocrites are scapegoating Martha Stewart, while the real criminal buddies of Bush just hide in the shadows. -Ray

To: Dorine Essey who wrote (4121)	6/27/2002 1:11:25 AM
From: Mephisto	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5185

" I'm not a Martha Stewart fan, but they sure are going after her big time but good old buddy LAY they do NOTHING." Bushy Jr. is Enron's Boy in the White House. Enron was his biggest contributor. As you know, when Cheney formed his energy policy and screwed California he met with Enron executives, and we hear that they got pretty much what they wanted. I wonder if Thomas White is still the head of Army. And, what was the name of the Texas accounting firm who also contributed big bucks to Bushy boy's election campaign? They got special seats when Bushy Boy's parade made its way to the Presidential swearing-in ceremony! (And many of us would call it a #### swearing in ceremony because the Supreme Court made Bushy Boy President.) Until Americans realize that Bushy Boy was elected with big corporation money, especially crooked Enron money, the press will focus on the Martha Stewart fiasco and others like it. But then what would you expect from rich men, especially rich Republican men? They won't blame Bushy Boy. Solution? Focus on women who have a problem. I am not fond of Martha Stewart either. I wish that she would jump in the washing machine along with the cotton sheets that she advertises for K-Mart. Times* have changed though! Even the NYTimes publishes a recipe column. I suppose the relatively new, New York Times VIP editor thinks someone has to tell you how to make potato salad. I think he should take the silly cooking recipes the Times publishes and stuff them up his you know what! Last time I was in the doctor's office, I read part of an article in The New Yorker about the Times new VIP editor. He got his VIP post a few days b4 9/11. Now, the paper is stuffed with recipes and sports along with the Times pro-Israel bias! YUK!