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To: DMaA who wrote (6950)	10/5/1998 4:30:00 PM
From: Bosco	Respond to of 9980

<ot> dear Dave, you sez "Shows that there is no Rep. misstep too small and insignificant to be remembered and relished by the Dem media." Sorry to be vulgar, but the 1st american idiom I learned is "elephant sht," so one could infer that the mark is hard to miss <G>. In truth, it is quite unfair to make categorical statement about anything. Afterall, President Lincoln was also a Grand O' Pa. However, I'd also submit that the Speaker is no President Lincoln. He is who he is, in spite of what others wish him to be, even Shield and Gigot of the PBS [yes, another left leaning org <VBG>] fame have to implicitly retract their hi praise of him after he lost his speaker neutrality and dove back into the partisan fray. But all jesting aside [sorry,] I think we should check "Dallas Morning News" reputation before calling it a dem media machine. If memory serves, its editor shows a remarkable rep viewpoint consistently on PBS [adv apology if I confuse Lee Callum as its editor.] Personally, I don't care one way or another, but, fwiw, that is "Bush" country - and the paper has its reputation to uphold <VBG>. best, Bosco [to make a crude imitation of Leslie Nielson and Rodney Dangerfield, "sir, please do not confuse me with a donkey, I am a genuine jackss <VBG>]