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To: tejek who wrote (305106)	10/3/2006 12:14:15 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1577883

Ted, > I don't think anyone including the media intended it as a "cover up". > When the ABC reporter placed his story on an ABC log discussing the less predatory email, shortly thereafter pages from previous classes got in touch and showed him their IMs from Maf. Then tell me how long the ABC reporter sat on the e-mails. October surprises have been orchestrated by the media before. The L.A. Times tried to do a hit piece on (R)nold just one week before the 2003 California recall. It's likely that ABC did something similar with Mark Foley, knowing they had a story that could send Washington into a buzz, but also knowing that to do that, they'd have to get the timing of the story just right. Either way, I don't believe it was just Republicans who knew something was up with Foley. The media will try their very best to spin it that way, especially since they have a vested interest in seeing the Democrats win big this November. Tenchusatsu