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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (181431)	1/23/2004 6:31:18 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575425

"When there was a suggestion that Bush knew…about 9/11, Mayor Bloomberg of New York said that suggestion was ridiculous," Fleischer said, referring to a New York Post headline from that morning. "I have to say with disappointment that Mrs. Clinton, having seen that same headline, did not call the White House, did not ask if it was accurate or not. Instead, she immediately went to the floor of the Senate, and I'm sorry to say that she followed that headline and divided." Democrats fired back, and the partisan wars had begun anew. To me, it was one of the most shameful political stunts Hillary ever pulled, worthy of Survivor: Washington. I am sorry you see it as a shameful act. I don't agree. She has a responsibility to find out the truth. You will not find out the truth by "running to the White House". I mean REALLY! What would you expect the WH to say? Yes, we knew but we didn't think it was important. The problem is that you think like DR. You think that because the WH says it so, its the truth and everything is above board and clean. However, I don't agree. There is enough evidence that the WH will lie when its expedient for them to do so. Myself and many others out there don't trust the WH any farther than we can throw them. For no other reason than that, H. Clinton had a responsibility to get to the bottom of the matter. That's what the checks and balances of our system are all about........the Senate checks the presidency. Frankly, you need to deal with it! ted