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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (62189)	12/17/2002 4:37:50 PM
From: JohnM	Respond to of 281500

come on, John, have you ever spoken of "a couple of writers, writing for Bill Kristol", when a piece appeared in The Weekly Standard? If you'll check my posts, you should find that I offer the writers names and attribute the views to them. As a serious reader of The Weekly Standard, you should know there are different views, however slight. And I would never attribute the views of The Weekly Standard to "the right." Last time I checked both Trent Lott and The Weekly Standard called themselves conservatives; yet it's the Standard folk who are the most vocal in Washington calling for him to step down. To be still more clear, I think it's one thing to say The Weekly Standard is a voice within the right, speaks out of the right; but quite another to attribute it's views to something called "the right" as if there were no differentiation between their views and, oh, just to pick a voice at random, Pat Robertson. Or Pat Buchanan.