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To: Maxer who wrote (52363)	9/11/1998 6:01:00 PM
From: HairBall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 58727

Maxer: Oh yah....great reasoning! ROTFLMAO Regards, LG

To: Maxer who wrote (52363)	9/11/1998 7:02:00 PM
From: Trey McAtee	Respond to of 58727

maxer-- there are demos defending the tobacco companies, and the demos also get a lot of money from the tobacco lobby. on of the lead attorneys in the texas tobacco case was a republican. but i guess he was a mole<G>. we need to get off the partisan rhetoric. it doesnt accomplish a thing. EVERYONE has a skeleton in the closet. as for clinton being closer to americans than reagan or bush...pap. not only did the man inherit this economic expansion from bush and greenspan, he also has been in public office for almost 2 decades now. THAT isolates you. i am sure clinton didnt run to the market too many times while governor of arkansas. just because things are good does not mean we have to endlessly or uncritically praise the man. his foreign policy has been a mostly unmitigated disaster... and we still dont know everything about whitewater, mena, and all the other things he did while governor.oh, but lets not forget health care and social security<G>. i'm sorry, but i hear all this crap from demos and repubs. i just want it all to stop. to be honest, i think the country would be better off with all the partisan crap gone. good luck to all, trey