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To: blankmind who wrote (19570)	4/2/1999 3:36:00 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Respond to of 74651

blankmind all I said was that this was a stock board and I wished you wouldn't go down this chasm here. I wouldn't even have replied at all but since midday yesterday there hasn't been much to say. My whole point which you seem to be missing is that the DOJ is not a major arm of any political party. For example in California, our republican chair has gone on record and said that abortion is the most important issue for their party and transcends all others by a huge margin. It is he that defined his party (republicans) that way, not me. So, despite anyones feelings about msft, in California they are going to look at the most important issues as defined by whatever party. If you want the DOJ to be their main thrust, vs. abortion, then you need to put some people in republican leadership that care about the DOJ and business issues, vs. religious issues (which btw would be great as far as I'm concerned). Thats all I have to say on the matter.