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To: Road Walker who wrote (255180)	10/13/2005 8:43:10 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1571443

Eleven current or former members of his administration have been indicted so far in the probe by Kentucky's attorney general. And while there has been little or no evidence to publicly connect the governor to any wrongdoing, his efforts to thwart the investigation — including his refusal to testify and his issuing of a blanket pardon to anyone charged — appear to have done grave damage to him politically. Oh my God! Why don't they put the whole administration in prison and then its up to each individual to prove s/he is innocent? Isn't he the governor that caused a major alert in DC when he flew his plane into restricted airspace on the way to the Reagan funeral? I think it is. Another incompetent GOPer costing the US lots of money. ted