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To: greenspirit who wrote (343202)	1/14/2003 6:12:42 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

The entire issue is a hillary, rangel attempt to create a race baiting issue. That's why it came just after Lott. All it did was scare the hell out of a lot of soccer moms. This is such a fear inspiring idea, I wonder how many tens of thousands of UN-democrat votes for the rest of their lives were created.

To: greenspirit who wrote (343202)	1/14/2003 6:48:35 PM
From: PROLIFE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

just like the Timex, clinton's legacy just keeps on ticking foxnews.com MIAMI — A California businessman pardoned by President Clinton for a 1983 fraud conviction involving a hair-growth product has been charged with tax evasion. Agents with the Internal Revenue Service arrested 59-year-old Almon Glenn Braswell on Monday. Federal prosecutors and the IRS had been investigating Braswell and his dietary supplement business. Braswell served seven months of a three-year prison sentence for falsifying photographs and other documentation for a hair-growth product. Clinton granted 177 pardons and clemencies just before leaving office in 2001. Braswell's pardon became one of the most criticized after it was learned that the president's brother-in-law, Hugh Rodham, had been paid $200,000 to work on the case. Rodham later returned the money.

To: greenspirit who wrote (343202)	1/15/2003 11:02:51 AM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 769670

I am good, yes in #reply-18444663 I called it "hillary rangle" LOL Confirmed again.... Wednesday Jan. 15, 2003; 9:57 a.m. EST Hillary Applauds Rangel for Draft Proposal Democratic Party presidential frontrunner Sen. Hillary Clinton said yesterday that she applauds Rep. Charlie Rangel, D-NY, for calling for a return to the military draft, as she prepared to accept a coveted spot on the Senate Armed Services Committee. Clinton, whose husband dodged three separate draft notices during the Vietnam War, told reporters that she "applauded" Rangel for reviving the draft debate, according to Newsday, although she doesn't see the need to return to military conscription at this time. Mrs. Clinton's elevation to the Senate Armed Services Committee will give her a larger say in Congressional battles over the military's role in Iraq, North Korea and other global hot spots, as well as a significant role in influencing the military's budget. During the Clinton administration, military budgets were slashed to the bone, leaving weapons procurement, combat readiness and troop morale at their lowest point since the Carter administration. newsmax.com