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To: LindyBill who wrote (55361)	7/20/2004 9:37:07 PM
From: DMaA	Respond to of 793955

Read an interesting answer to the "Why did he take them" question. Sure there were copies elsewhere of all the stuff he took. But they weren't in the archive anymore. And the archive is where people were going for information for the 911 inquiry.

To: LindyBill who wrote (55361)	7/21/2004 1:10:22 AM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 793955

Considering the accolades about Berger that are circulating, I think that arrogance is plausible. It doesn't change the fact that he broke the law(s) more than once. And if this was Condi Rice, the tin foil hat conspiracies about the Bush Admin would be vast, dark & repeated frequently on every mainstream media outlet. <font color=blue> "The poor guy was sputtering and interrupting so much that Hannity threatened to turn off his mike."<font color=black> That is a common tactic for the left leaners who appear on Fox, not just Hannity and Colmes. They frequently threaten to turn off the mike, but almost never turn it off. And yes, it makes for unintelligible babble, so the guest from the right often does not get a fair chance to make their points. Sure it happens from the guest on the right, but no where near as often. In fact, the person from the right often mentions that they let the other guy have their say & asks the left leaner to stop interrupting them.