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To: the navigator who wrote (40681)	3/28/2004 8:55:28 PM
From: geode00	Respond to of 89467

What, did Frist think that being the government means never having to say you're sorry? Isn't Frist the cardiologist? He should find a heart of his own and put it in his chest.

To: the navigator who wrote (40681)	3/28/2004 10:03:38 PM
From: jlallen	Respond to of 89467

"Half those surveyed in the poll after Clarke's testimony Wednesday said they thought he was acting for political and personal reasons, while a quarter said they feel he's acting as a dedicated public servant. Two-thirds of Americans say the testimony of Richard Clarke, the former terrorism adviser who has been critical of the Bush administration, hasn't affected their view of the president, says a poll released Saturday. Two-thirds said the Clinton administration did not take the threat of terror seriously enough, while six in 10 said the Bush administration has taken the threat as seriously as it should." news.findlaw.com.