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THE SLIGHTLY MODERATED BOXING RING
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17233Message 17726908 Posted elsewhere, worth a look for anyone interested in the vaDayuhan-7/12/2002
17232<i>:@) </i> Which means? Not a standard emoticon.Lazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17231Japanese Study Finds Negative Correlation Between Playing Games, Brain ActivitE-7/12/2002
17230Methinks the lady doth protest too much.Lazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17229<b>:</b>@)E-7/12/2002
17228Bush hasn't been put under oath. Neither has Cheney. I only hope this doesn&E-7/12/2002
17227Okay, I'll discuss it. She was 53, I think, when she had the surgery. Isn&#E-7/12/2002
17226Good post, Jewel. Good summary of the history behind this matter.Lazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17225<i>Can't they all just get along? </i> Remember how much good thLazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17224<i>Of course a president can be impeached for lying under oath about sometLazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17223And here I was trying to help you. I was trying to break your obsession with thLazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17222<i>Really, I'm not out to get Bush.</i> Right. No smiley on thaLazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17221That was soooo irresistible. I am bad.E-7/12/2002
17220Of course a president can be impeached for lying under oath about something or oE-7/12/2002
17219You're dead. Just dead.Lazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17218How Clintonesque of you. :-)Lazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17217There is an unsettled question as to whether a President can be impeached for acLazarus_Long-7/12/2002
17216Message 17726336 'Night.E-7/11/2002
17215<i>I don't want Bush impeached. </i> Oh? Then what is the purpoLazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17214Well, it's been fun joshin' you guys tonight, even though since I didn&#E-7/11/2002
17213<i>. All the documents you need to see are available in the public domain.E-7/11/2002
17212<i>During the Clinton administration, people worried at how much time was E-7/11/2002
17211I'm so happy for you....E-7/11/2002
17210It depends on what the meaning of 'gone' is....E-7/11/2002
17209And when Scalia's wrong, he's wrong twice, because he operates ThomasE-7/11/2002
17208Are you saying that Krugman made it up? Is this your idea, or have you some othE-7/11/2002
17207I agree with E. Message 17726044 These aren't impeachable offenses or evenOriginal Mad Dog-7/11/2002
17206<i>Much ado about NOTHING..... </i> Probably is. But the democratsE-7/11/2002
17205I'd agree on the "depends" for unilateral military action. I don&Dayuhan-7/11/2002
17204I agree, Bush should ask the SEC to release all. I don't want Bush impeacheE-7/11/2002
17203<i>as it would to a whole lot of others who would be most surprisedLazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17202I don't know. Who was it?Lazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17201And the punch line is.....?Lazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17200Evidence? Other than Butler's word.Lazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17199If it was odd of God to choose the Jews, think how odd it is of man to choose FLazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17198How silly. All the documents you need to see are available in the public domainjlallen-7/11/2002
17197They were investigating reality TreasonPuddy. I hear they also nixed your suggejlallen-7/11/2002
17196Base! cnn.com <i>The most explosive charge, Paula, is that the Bush adminTigerPaw-7/11/2002
17195<i>What do you think?</i> I think I will probably sleep through it.Lane3-7/11/2002
17194<i>...not jinx a multi-billion dollar pipeline deal with the Taliban.</one_less-7/11/2002
17193Ah, another of the wild, baseless charges you're so famous for.Lazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17192Sure it did, right after the part about Clinton declining to apprehend bin LadenBill-7/11/2002
17191<i> If President Bush is distracted from dealing with the woLazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17190Transsexual wins right to marry news.bbc.co.uk The case was atLazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17189Let's cut to the chase: Message 17723394 I thought you were gone. :-)Lazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17188This investigation did not attempt to find out if the Bush Jr. administration puTigerPaw-7/11/2002
17187What percentage of his shares did he sell, btw?E-7/11/2002
17186This article should be titled "<b>Some</b> of the Facts on BushE-7/11/2002
17185Let's have a little contest. Perhaps you caught this little EXONERATION todaBill-7/11/2002
17184WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE! A USSC justice is allowed to be wrong. Wouldn't be thLazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17183<I>a letter saying he has not been exonerated</i> And where would tBill-7/11/2002
17182I think you must be a L... oh nevermind hee hee I'm leaving now, and I MEE-7/11/2002
17181You are being positively Clintonesque! So it depends on what the meaning of &qE-7/11/2002
17180Read the SEC memos synthesizing the thousands of documents they reviewed and thejlallen-7/11/2002
17179<i> I attribute that to the fact that for the believing Christian, death iLazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17178<i>"You need to look back on the director's minutes," Bush sE-7/11/2002
17177Now, if i take the time to go there will I truly discover that they have <i&gE-7/11/2002
17176OK. JLAjlallen-7/11/2002
17175Wrong. Clinton's SEC exonerated Bush. By not referring it to Justice, exoneBill-7/11/2002
17174The SEC documents have been released: www.publicintegrity.orgjlallen-7/11/2002
17173Most of the important stuff has been released: www.publicintegrity.orgjlallen-7/11/2002
17172But E, I was responding to your continued spreading of false information. YesterBill-7/11/2002
17171Message 17723394Lazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17170<i> Should Bush ask the SEC to release all?</i> Yup. <i> Or sLazarus_Long-7/11/2002
17169I didn't say it was Clinton's fault. I stated the obvious....the fact tjlallen-7/11/2002
17168"No action" letters are all I have ever seen.....jlallen-7/11/2002
17167Laz, I don't want you to miss this one from OMD. Message 17722965 Should E-7/11/2002
17166<i>Does the SEC ever issue "exoneration" letters? </i> I E-7/11/2002
17165Especially in the current climate, in a context where Bush is calling on reformsOriginal Mad Dog-7/11/2002
17164<i>Bush should ask the SEC to release the entire file, and move on to the E-7/11/2002
17163That answers nothing and exonerates nobody. It's beneath you.E-7/11/2002
17162The SEC recommendation not to indict (or exonerate) was dated August 21, 1991. E-7/11/2002
17161Does the SEC ever issue "exoneration" letters? I thought their criminaBill-7/11/2002
17160Bush should ask the SEC to release the entire file, and move on to the next issuOriginal Mad Dog-7/11/2002
17159Arthur Leavitt was appointed by Clinton.Bill Grant-7/11/2002
17158Paul Krugman has proved himself a partisan fraud. He libeled a good company and Bill-7/11/2002
17157Waitaminute. Wasn't the head of the SEC that refused to exonerate Bush Jr. aE-7/11/2002
17156I was wondering how this was going to be <i>Clinton's</i> fault.E-7/11/2002
17155Did you read the SEC documents at www.publicintegrity.org? You can hardly call jlallen-7/11/2002
17154I read the National Review defense of him and the piece you posted to me. WhiteE-7/11/2002
17153You haven't read the documents then.....jlallen-7/11/2002
17152No, I agree with the SEC that they don't exonerate him. But that there is iE-7/11/2002
17151So, you agree then that the facts developed by the SEC exonerate Bush.... JLAjlallen-7/11/2002
17150We already did that here! Message 17720887 Message 17720939 siliconinvestor.E-7/11/2002
17149Methinks they will be first with a "nuts" policy also.Bill Grant-7/11/2002
17148Message 17718474jlallen-7/11/2002
17147Shakin' my head in amazement....jlallen-7/11/2002
17146Thought you might find this amusing. Tucson, Arizona Thursday, 11 July 2002 Lane3-7/11/2002
17145<i>Maybe I'll put my poking-stick down now.</i> Here's a reLane3-7/11/2002
17144Be careful your lungs don't pick up too much dust in Tucson. I was just reaLane3-7/11/2002
17143Road trip tomorrow. After visiting cousins in Ruidoso, NM I'm going on to TuTom Clarke-7/11/2002
17142Who was it that was ridiculing the Dems for being poll-driven? Now, I know the sE-7/11/2002
17141When that study gets out the placebo effect will no longer exist. I'll also Ish-7/11/2002
17140I'm glad somebody else saw the humor! Here, I think I'll poke Laz withE-7/11/2002
17139I had that article teed up in another window to post to you. Another example ofLane3-7/11/2002
17138<i>They don't have the smoking gun, so he's not indictable, and thLane3-7/11/2002
17137This article relates to the unfounded assumptions in medicine subject we were taE-7/11/2002
17136Look at this. But it raises a philosophical question, doesn't it? The questiE-7/11/2002
17135Thursday, July 11, 2002 Bush Took Oil Firm's Loans as Director Practice WoE-7/11/2002
17134<i>(And actually, based on that, I would fit that pigeon hole.) </i>E-7/11/2002
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