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To: tbancroft who wrote (912)	1/24/2003 9:38:58 PM
From: sandintoes	Respond to of 1604

He's floated many a balloons, hasn't he?

To: tbancroft who wrote (912)	2/8/2003 2:48:57 PM
From: Tadsamillionaire	Respond to of 1604

Clinton published article in 'racist' paper? Ex-president chastised for giving exclusive to 'anti-Semitic' daily February 8, 2003 1:00 a.m. Eastern Former President Bill Clinton chose a newspaper with a clear anti-Semitic and anti-American profile to publish a recent column in Sweden, according to a WorldNetDaily reader in the Scandinavian nation. Clinton's message, that the U.S. should "lead, not dominate" the world as the 21st century emerges was submitted for publication in at least 20 countries, but his choice of Sweden's Aftonbladet as that country's exclusive publisher of the column must have been "a mistake because of the carelessness of your advisers," Dmitri Vasserman wrote to the former president. The Swedish tabloid – Scandinavia's largest newspaper – published the column Jan. 1, under the title, "I'm disappointed in you, Bush." In his letter to Clinton, Vasserman said he could not imagine Clinton would have anything to do with Aftonbladett if he knew something about them in advance. Vasserman said, the "publication of your article has done a great damage; it showed that Aftonbladet is still an appropriate paper for democratic non-racist politicians." He added, "I hope you will find an appropriate way to correct this mistake." WND spoke with an intern at Clinton's New York office on Monday who said he would try to get a response, but no one from the former president's staff called back. worldnetdaily.com