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To: i-node who wrote (175702)	10/1/2003 5:02:58 PM
From: Alighieri	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577904

I suppose this is another uninformed reference to Cheney, which I thought we covered last week. Cheney has done nothing inappropriate or that even has an appearance of impropriety; in fact, he has gone the extra mile in every respect to insure there is no conflict. I am just saying that if Clinton was the former CEO of a company doing exclusive business in a war started by himself, reps would be screaming the halls of congress and senate. You know it to be true. Al

To: i-node who wrote (175702)	10/2/2003 2:45:33 AM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1577904

If Clinton was presiding over contracts granted to the former employer of the VP while he was still collecting payments from the same company and without the inconvenience of a bid process, the reps would be cricifying him. I suppose this is another uninformed reference to Cheney, which I thought we covered last week. Cheney has done nothing inappropriate or that even has an appearance of impropriety; in fact, he has gone the extra mile in every respect to insure there is no conflict. Lets first establish I really don't know who the hell you are and from where you got your learnin'; however, the fact that you can say with a straight face that Cheney has done nothing that "even has an appearance of impropriety" after the company he led prior to becoming VP was awarded an exclusive contract worth potentially billions of dollars in Iraq. This contract stinks so bad it makes the Okefenokee swamps on a hot and humid day smell like a field of roses. And you further suggest that he's as clean and pure as the driven snow. All I can say is that you grow more absurd by the day and really give conservatives a bad name! LMAO!