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To: longnshort who wrote (268743)	1/15/2006 8:45:06 PM
From: American Spirit	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572946

Gore's father was dixie conservative. SO were Hillary Clinton's parents. Hillary was a Goldwater girl and was brought up an evangelical too. Fortunately, Al and Hillary saw the errors of their parents ways. The New South should dispense with all the old divisive, racist, phobic BS. And it's time country music got some soul again. Sounds like a bunch of Chevy commercials now. Time to wake up the south and bring it back to its true roots, that is being for the workingman, not the big boss man. In the process they'll also become more compassion and more Christian.

To: longnshort who wrote (268743)	1/15/2006 10:33:20 PM
From: paret	Respond to of 1572946

Last Independent Counsel Report Set For 'Release'; Focus On Clinton Administration DRUDGE REPORT Sun Jan 15 2006 In Monday's edition of the NEW YORK SUN, reporter Brian McGuire and contributor R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr., break the first look at the long-anticipated report from Independent Counsel David Barrett, whose investigation lasted 10 year and cost taxpayers $23 million. The SUN outlines the report's details surrounding the alleged illicit activity and cover up that involving former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Henry Cisneros before and during his time in the Clinton Administration. The Sun reveals that the Barrett report connects the dots that allege that senior officials of the Clinton Administration hindered investigations by the IRS in both Texas and Washington, as well as the investigations of a grand jury examining the independent counsel's evidence. The full report, more than 400 pages line, with more than 100 pages of redacted material, hits the street on Thursday morning at 9 am. Democrats in the House and Senate have been fighting for months to block the release of the report and keep the 100 pages of highly damaging redacted material from ever seeing the light of day.