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THE SLIGHTLY MODERATED BOXING RING
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17333<i>They found NOTHING improper and closed the case.</i> Where does Lane3-7/12/2002
17332He don't need no viagra for you, Babe.Bill-7/12/2002
17331LOL! Hey, wait a minute..... I'm a young, virile stud with no need of viajlallen-7/12/2002
17330No, that's your Viagra, hon. Get your med names straight, please. <s>Poet-7/12/2002
17329LOL!! I always have it handy just in case I find myself in agreement with Poet.jlallen-7/12/2002
17328Hope you have your nitro handy, just in case it happens again! <G>Constant Reader-7/12/2002
17327Also, I suspect the Ramsey file might be couched with a few phases like, "ABill-7/12/2002
17326Hey! Stop agreeing with me! You're scaring the hell out of me now!!!!!<jlallen-7/12/2002
17325Of course they will. That is really what this is all about. There is no real stoConstant Reader-7/12/2002
17324Unless you are trying to see it otherwise, yep.... JLAjlallen-7/12/2002
17323That is pretty clear, I think.Constant Reader-7/12/2002
17322This seems to be as direct as they can get: <I>"The staff does not bBill-7/12/2002
17321Won't make a difference.....demolibs will still say its no good because ALL jlallen-7/12/2002
17320I doubt the SEC ever sends anyone a letter stating "You are innocent."Constant Reader-7/12/2002
17319I am surprised it took them so long to finally notice that. As I remember, I posConstant Reader-7/12/2002
17318cnn.comMulhollandDrive-7/12/2002
17317If you read the SEC documents, it is clear they found NO evidence against Bush. Bill-7/12/2002
17316Fine, take those out, say what was taken out but not what it said (that is, say Original Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17315Have Jon Benet Ramsey's parents been exonerated?Original Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17314I don't think that the jury would be allowed to consider that as evidence inOriginal Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17313Do you mean to tell me you believe that every time the police investigate a mattBill-7/12/2002
17312>>The SEC recommendation not to indict (or exonerate) was dated August 21,Bill Grant-7/12/2002
17311It is as much like that as it is like saying the Boulder police have exonerated Original Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17310But the SEC did pursue it. They expended a great amount of resource over two yeaBill-7/12/2002
17309Not only that but the SEC conducted a thorough review of stock performance afterBill-7/12/2002
17308Yep. That memo you mentioned on the market activity in the stock really puts thejlallen-7/12/2002
17307I can think of several good reasons, most notably that the SEC subpoena power isjlallen-7/12/2002
17306But isn't that a bit like saying the San Francisco Police have not exonerateBill-7/12/2002
17305I don't agree with you. If someone had taken Bush to court, the SEC decisioBill Grant-7/12/2002
17304<i>"the staff does not believe that an enforcement action is appropriLane3-7/12/2002
17303Then why not release the entire SEC file on the matter, then?Original Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17302OK, I understand your point now. Thanks.Original Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17301That's exactly the point. The SEC has the power to prosecute or to not pursOriginal Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17300It cannot be any clearer.Bill-7/12/2002
17299"Based upon the facts" not an effective stonewall a la Clinton.....jlallen-7/12/2002
17298Cleared. Emphatically. To the full extent of the SEC Enforcement Division's Bill-7/12/2002
17297He was cleared. The SEC Enforcement Division was asked to look into the transaBill-7/12/2002
17296<i>He wasn't cleared. The SEC chose not to pursue it because they didnLane3-7/12/2002
17295The facts developed by the SEC clear Bush. The SEC's own internal memos ejlallen-7/12/2002
17294<i>I don't buy that the Harken situation is parallel to anything ClintLane3-7/12/2002
17293He wasn't cleared. The SEC chose not to pursue it because they didn't hOriginal Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17292<i>Why do you and that comedy writer insist Bush did something wrong when Original Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17291<i>One big difference is that Clinton's happened while he was in officLane3-7/12/2002
17290I am a little surprised that more hasn't been made of Bush's DUI alongsiOriginal Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17289<I>"This inquiry is confidential and should not be construed as an inBill-7/12/2002
17288There is NO parallel, at least not an honest one, to be drawn.... JLAjlallen-7/12/2002
17287Yes. I saw that. It is part of the market data I was referring to.jlallen-7/12/2002
17286Here's an SEC memo which states that Harken's stock price didn't chBill-7/12/2002
17285One big difference is that Clinton's happened while he was in office, and, uBill Grant-7/12/2002
17284LOL! Karen....puhleeze.... Insider trading is a serious matter. Likewise, potjlallen-7/12/2002
17283<i>The SEC investigated Bush and the facts developed clear him....</i&gLane3-7/12/2002
17282Add this to the records I want to see..... Also, I want to see any records of Gejlallen-7/12/2002
17281What misconduct? The SEC investigated Bush and the facts developed clear him...jlallen-7/12/2002
17280<i>Had he been honest about his misconduct, I agree the "crimes"Lane3-7/12/2002
17279Unfortunately, I didn't see any TV last night. I was hoping to leave the heaBill-7/12/2002
17278<i>%^{} </i> I think you've made your point. ;)Lane3-7/12/2002
17277<i>That's what my posts have been about, of course. </i> Of couLane3-7/12/2002
17276I understand where you're coming from, too. I just can't get exercised Lane3-7/12/2002
17275No reply either. How odd....jlallen-7/12/2002
17274Yeah. Sheesh. I'd certainly trade my financial statement for his anytime....jlallen-7/12/2002
17273Hi OMD, I agree that Germany's more pacifist and tolerant, not sure about JPoet-7/12/2002
17272<I>It was also sobering to be reminded of what I already knew: that Bush&#Bill-7/12/2002
17271That's an interesting article. I wonder if similar debates were taking placOriginal Mad Dog-7/12/2002
17270That'll teach us to choose our parents a little more wisely.Poet-7/12/2002
17269Unfortunately, that is too true. Hope everything goes well.Constant Reader-7/12/2002
17268Later.... The second hospital is all the way in Hackensack, NJ. Yesterday they E-7/12/2002
17267<i>I do suspect that a few people in the Democratic establishment are a bijlallen-7/12/2002
17266I don't think it is an unreasonable question. Why do you think so? If KrugmaConstant Reader-7/12/2002
17265I didn't accuse Krugman of making it up and you know it. You started this ofBill-7/12/2002
17264Oh, BTW, this would have happened with or without the earlier impeachment effortConstant Reader-7/12/2002
17263Has anyone besides Bill accused Krugman of making up that communication, and by E-7/12/2002
17262I'm so sorry. Visiting hospitals is draining. See you later.Poet-7/12/2002
17261Your right, of course, that there is no parallel. Surely the leftists here know Bill-7/12/2002
17260I think Bill is saying that, if Krugman has a copy of the letter, he would produConstant Reader-7/12/2002
17259That looks interesting, and I'll read it later. Have to go now -- a friend oE-7/12/2002
17258Have you or have you not seen this so called non-exoneration letter? My sense ijlallen-7/12/2002
17257Anything's possible. I'm just surprised I haven't heard the allegatiE-7/12/2002
17256LOL. I'm tired of going to the trouble of answering you substantively, and E-7/12/2002
17255Here's an interesting piece from this mornings New York Times. Apparently sPoet-7/12/2002
17254Bull. No parallel here.jlallen-7/12/2002
17253<i>I was aghast then that politicians would be so aroused by the smell of jlallen-7/12/2002
17252I think that is entirely possible, given his highly partisan reputation.Constant Reader-7/12/2002
17251The National Review doesn't think the American people have enough of the docE-7/12/2002
17250Got you, don't I? You have no response. I asked a question, you accuse me oBill-7/12/2002
17249We will never know, I suppose, whether the case was not pursued because there waDayuhan-7/12/2002
17248Yep. Plenty of dirt to go around. We can make up all kinds of stuff too.... JLjlallen-7/12/2002
17247Is this your idea, or have you some other source for the allegation that KrugmanE-7/12/2002
17246<i>I continue to watch this with a combination of sadness and amusement. E-7/12/2002
17245Excellent places to start... Linda Daschle has not been exonerated and I want alBill-7/12/2002
17244OK Karen, I see where you're coming from on this. But I hope you don't Bill-7/12/2002
17243I wonder if you all realize how silly you sound when you post this kind of demoljlallen-7/12/2002
17242Yes. Indeed it is. No need for Bush to do so however. He's got nothing to jlallen-7/12/2002
17241Yes. Indeed. I want to see all of Linda Dasshole's lobbying contracts with jlallen-7/12/2002
17240<i>Or does you watchful "non-biased" eye think it's OK to reLane3-7/12/2002
17239I think I'll pluck a Rush Limbaugh piece and start quoting his opinions as fBill-7/12/2002
17238Based on Krugman's now discredited piece, you said there is a letter saying Bill-7/12/2002
17237If it isn't news, why did every network carry the allegation (now proved falBill-7/12/2002
17236<i>I just think The Effect of Motivation On Perception, or as Karen would Lane3-7/12/2002
17235The plain fact is there was something in WW. The director of the FBI himself wajlallen-7/12/2002
17234Publicintegrity.com received all the docs. from the SEC (under FOIA) and posted jlallen-7/12/2002
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