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To: Slumdog who wrote (150998)	12/25/2002 11:48:37 AM
From: Oeconomicus	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 164684

DT, don't expect friends of craig to make sense. Merry Christmas. PS: Grub. ;-)

To: Slumdog who wrote (150998)	12/26/2002 4:40:59 AM
From: craig crawford	Respond to of 164684

i believe the former executive producer for hardball rob yarin is jewish as well. 'yarin' is hebrew meaning "to understand". congressman wexler is a zionist traitor jew congressman from FL. of course senior producer of crossfire is zeidman which is definitely jewish. for instance, fred zeidman is vice chairman of the republican jewish coalition and chairman of the US holocaust memorial museum. Bush names U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council head jewishsf.com That seems to have been President Bush's thinking when he named Fred Zeidman to be the new chairman for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, which oversees the Holocaust Memorial Museum. A Houston businessman involved in several Jewish organizations, Zeidman has helped improve operations at companies and institutions, such as Texas Southern University. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Capitol Hill sparring partners: Head to head: Reps. Bob Barr and Robert Wexler (jewish), tough but respectful: adversaries, square off regularly on TV shows. hillsource.house.gov Rob Yarin, executive producer for "Hardball," said producers keep an eye out for new, articulate lawmakers, often catching them delivering one-minute speeches on the House floor or in committee rooms. Waiting for the camera to come on "is very difficult," Yarin said. "Certain people do well in that situation." Jennifer Zeidman, senior producer of "Crossfire," said Wexler was chosen because "he's a new, fresh face with a lot of energy and he seems to be well-versed on the issues."