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To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (50914)	9/28/2005 2:11:04 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 59480

demonic , devilish wishes of the lib demohacks Message 21744142

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (50914)	9/28/2005 2:38:04 PM
From: Peter Dierks	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 59480

So did Democrats in the House ever evict Jim McDermott after he was found guilty of federal charges? Of course illegally providing illegally obtained tape recordings of your fellow Representatives conversations would not be unethical if the leaker were a Democrat. It appears it is just Democrat crime as usual.

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (50914)	9/28/2005 3:03:15 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 59480

IRONICALLY, DELAY'S DEMOCRATIC counterpart in the House, Nancy Pelosi, has been involved in wholesale and indisputable election law violations, but has been absent from the headlines. To: ThirdEye who wrote (704553) 9/28/2005 2:46:47 PM From: paret of 704562 Pelosi is a champion of what is called "campaign finance reform." The clearest and most fundamental tenet of current election law is the limitation of contributions. Yet, Pelosi's committees have engaged in a massive circumvention of the limitation, even as Pelosi was a key player in passing additional "reform" measures such as McCain-Feingold. Earlier this year, the Federal Election Commission fined two so-called leadership PACs associated with Pelosi in response to a Complaint by the National Legal and Policy Center. The purpose of leadership PACs is to make contributions to the campaigns of other Congressional candidates. House and Senate Leaders are allowed one leadership PAC in addition to their own campaign committee. Pelosi set up two. Her second PAC made $5,000 contributions to thirty-six campaigns that had already received the $5,000 maximum from the first. The treasurer of both PACs candidly admitted that the "main reason" for setting up the second PAC was to "give twice as much (sic) hard dollars."