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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JBTFD who wrote (691772)	7/13/2005 2:35:12 AM
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"Not a cold hard fact. A news story written in the very media you condemn." A good case in point is the mystery surrounding Sandy Berger's guilty plea Message 21211480 On Friday Mr. Berger pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges for stealing five copies of one of the nation's most highly classified terrorism documents. The document, an "after-action" memo on the millennium 2000 terror plot authored by terrorism expert Richard Clarke, is so highly classified that any person removing it from secure rooms must do so in a case handcuffed to his or her wrist. Mr. Berger stuffed the five copies in his coat jacket and secreted them out of the archives. He proceeded to cut three of them to pieces with scissors at his downtown offices. Archive officials observed Mr. Berger stealing the documents and reported it to their superiors. washtimes.com

To: JBTFD who wrote (691772)	7/13/2005 4:30:39 AM
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Press Briefing by Scott McClellan Tom in Mexico blog Keeping in mind that in this world today and, more specifically, in the United States, the issues that most concern people are (not in any particular order except for 1 and 2): 1. Terrorism/GWoT 2. Our troops in Iraq 3. Replacing 1, possibly 2, possibly 3 Supreme Court justices 4. G8 / African hunger/debt 5. HIV/AIDS 6. Social Security 7. Oil prices 8. Nuclear proliferation in Iran and Korea 9. A bloated, corrupt, inefficient United Nations 10. Hurricane aftermath in Florida and Alabama These are the questions that presidential spokesman Scott McClellan was asked at his daily press briefing this afternoon in the order in which they occurred: Karl Rove /Valery Plame: 1st 21 consecutive questions Terrorism / GWot: 1 question Karl Rove /Valery Plame: 4 questions Our troops in Iraq - 2 questions Karl Rove /Valery Plame: 2 questions Supreme Court nominee: 1 question Karl Rove /Valery Plame: 1 question Supreme Court nominee: 4 questions Karl Rove /Valery Plame: 4 questions Supreme Court nominee: 2 questions Karl Rove /Valery Plame: 3 questions North Korea nuclear talks: 2 questions Karl Rove /Valery Plame: 6 questions Terrorism/GWot: 1 question Karl Rove /Valery Plame: 1 question Supreme Court nominee: 2 questions Voting rights legislation: 2 questions That's roughly 59 questions asked. Here is the breakdown: Karl Rove / Valery Plame: 42 questions - 71% Supreme Court nominee: 9 questions - 15% voting right legislation - 2 questions - 3% Terrorism / GWot - 2 questions - 3% Korea nuclear talks - 2 questions - 3% Our troops in Iraq - 2 questions - 3% G8 / African hunger/debt - 0 questions - 0% HIV/AIDS - 0 questions - 0% Social Security - 0 questions - 0% Oil prices - 0 questions - 0% Hurricane aftermath - 0 questions - 0% United Nations scandal - 0 questions - 0% How do the following word bytes, relevant to the MSM, resonate with you? muckraking irrelevant out of touch vindictive biased leftist agenda no longer taken seriously losing subscribers/viewers/listeners fake but accurate monopoly on information dissemination lost monopoly on information dissemination isolated islands distortions passed off as "news" Dan Rather and fraud Eason Jordan / Linda Foley and lies no longer employed 24/7 coverage and Jennifer Wilbanks / Michael Jackson no credibility and Paul Krugman / Michael Moore markinmexico.blogspot.com