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To: American Spirit who wrote (92093)	12/13/2006 6:03:00 PM
From: SiouxPal	Respond to of 363088

Chris Matthews did a great job today on his return to Hardball in my opinion. Glad he is back, and look forward to Senator Tim getting better. The Republicans in the senate are in deep doo doo now. Even if we go 50-50 we will win. (Sioux says as he stands on the 48th floor ledge with a half empty bottle of Ripple)

To: American Spirit who wrote (92093)	12/13/2006 6:09:22 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 363088

There is no Howard Baker in the Senate right now...Can a GOP Senator actually tell the president to resign for the good of the country (and take his VP with him)...Bush and Cheney are causing so much damage to our country and to the GOP party....Folks like McCain will have no chance to win in '08 if the GOP continues with the same leadership... __________________________________________________ Senator Howard Baker knew how to do what was right for the country... bakercenter.utk.edu <<...Tennessee's voters re-elected Baker in 1972. The Watergate Hearings occupied much of his time during the first half of his second term, and he was named to the Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities. Over the years Baker had become a friend and advisor to President Richard Nixon, yet he was determined to behave in an objective and non-partisan manner. During the nationally televised Watergate hearings Baker became best known for his repeated question "what did the President know and when did he know it?" Initially Baker believed Nixon to be innocent of wrongdoing, but as evidence to the contrary mounted Baker changed his mind. Although he angered some members of his party by contributing to the resignation of President Nixon, Baker's skill, style, and persistent search for the truth had earned him the respect of millions after the Watergate ordeal had ended...>>