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Politics : Did Slick Boink Monica? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: George Coyne who wrote (7630)	2/18/1998 5:21:00 PM
From: Grainne	Respond to of 20981

Yes, George, I think you are probably correct about McCurry. Somehow I have an emotional need to feel that he is more ethical than most of the other people around Clinton, however, for reasons I cannot fathom at the moment. I don't really enjoy having to be cynical all the time. Obviously, though, if he was not floating a trial balloon by design, his comments are way too honest and disturbing, and would end up with him being in a lot of trouble. I can particularly see Mrs. Clinton as being upset.

To: George Coyne who wrote (7630)	2/18/1998 6:03:00 PM
From: Michael Sphar	Respond to of 20981

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To: George Coyne who wrote (7630)	2/18/1998 6:49:00 PM
From: Janice Shell	Respond to of 20981

Making Whoopee for the Republic By Christopher Buckley The Washington Post WASHINGTON - Governor George W. Bush of Texas announced today that he will seek the Republican nomination in the year 2000, and that he currently maintains ''sexual relations with 46 female interns, and not a one of 'em [is] old enough to vote.'' Standing before a cheering throng of supporters on the steps of the state capitol building, Mr. Bush announced that he would run on a platform of education, crime and free love. Steve Forbes interrupted a discussion of tax policy on the Lehrer NewsHour last night to declare that he ''routinely engages'' in ''wild orgies'' with members of his political action committee staff. William Bennett, while promoting his new best-seller, ''The Book of Vices: Great Stories from Aristophanes to Arianna on Creative Degeneracy,'' said that he was ''leaning toward running for president, and as president would name only Sports Illustrated swimsuit models to the Supreme Court.'' Jack Kemp told a convention of Baptist ministers today that the reason he fared so poorly during his 1996 debate with Vice President Al Gore was that he had been distracted by a woman ''sitting in the front row with empowerment zones like Mount Sinai.'' The former housing secretary said he would decide whether to run in 2000 after consulting with members of his escort service. Former Vice President Dan Quayle said today that, contrary to his previous statements, he did have an affair with blonde ''lobbyist'' Paula Parkinson when he was a senator. ''I knew Paula Parkinson,'' he told USA Today. ''She was a friend of mine. And Paula Jones is no Paula Parkinson.'' Mr. Quayle said that he would also campaign for ''eliminating taxes and withdrawing American troops from Botswana.'' An aide later clarified that he meant Bosnia. Patrick J. Buchanan formally entered the 2000 presidential election today, declaring that he has ''done more fornicating in the last month alone than the rest of those weenies [the Republican challengers] have since high school.'' Speaking at a crowded topless bar in Manchester, New Hampshire, Mr. Buchanan called for trade barriers, repeal of the assault weapon ban and subsidies for U.S. condom manu-facturers. Former Governor William Weld threw his hat into the presidential ring today, announcing that he has ''had'' more than 10,000 women. Mr. Weld, a classics scholar, noted that many of the greatest Roman emperors had died of heart attacks during orgies or from venereal disease, ''and just look at the infrastructure they left behind.'' Lamar Alexander and his wife appeared on the program ''60 Minutes'' last night in an effort to dispel rumors that he was not having an affair with a University of Tennessee sophomore. In what political watchers say is an indication that he, too, will seek the Republican nomination, the televangelist Pat Robertson said today on his ''700 Club'' program that he had ''gone over the Good Book with a fine-toothed comb, and nowhere does it say that a man can't have a little harmless fun around the office.'' Vice President Gore's popularity is reported to be plunging amid mounting Republican charges that he has been faithful to his wife. The writer, editor of Forbes FYI magazine, contributed this comment to The Washington Post.