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<p>This was just a line from the NY Post gossip page: "Since Gary Condit faded from the headlines, out of force of habit, Hillary sent word she forgives him and will stand by him."</p>

Washington State Patients' Rights Law About to Take Effect OLYMPIA, Wash. — As Congress fights over details of a national patients' bill of rights, Washington state is already poised to enact one of the strongest patients' rights laws in the nation. Come Sunday, 2.4 million Washington residents — those whose health insurance is regulated by the state — will have the right to demand independent reviews of their health carrier's decisions, and the right to sue if they think they've been harmed by their health plan. Will patients' right legislation make a difference in everyday health care? Washington residents ...

THIS poll needs freeping! Should employees be allowed to sue their employers over health care coverage? Yes   53% 8254 votes No   47% 7201 votes Total:  15455 votes

Hillary Clinton Speaks In Seattle Tuesday Aug. 28, 2000 SEATTLE - First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will be in Seattle Tuesday to headline the state Democratic Party's biggest event of the year. Clinton will be the keynote speaker at the annual "Maggie Awards" banquet. Organizers expect the $100--per-ticket event and auction at the Paramount Theater to raise about $175,000 for the state party. The event is held to honor party activists in memory of the late Sen. Warren G. Magnuson. About 2,000 people are expected. For tickets to the Maggie Awards, call the state party at (206) 583-0664. Our First ...

I’LL WEAR IT WITH PRIDE Someone sent me a button ... it reads "Bill Clinton. We have you surrounded. Drop the cigar. Step away from the intern and come out with your pants up." The waitress at lunch yesterday got a kick out of it

This is the email response I received to my email this a.m. to the Reagon Foundation: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 23, 2000 STATEMENT BY JOANNE DRAKE SPOKESPERSON FOR PRESIDENT & MRS. RONALD REAGAN Los Angeles -- Mrs. Reagan today reiterated her position of non-endorsement in the Republican presidential primary race. President Reagan's long held position of neutrality in Republican primary races is well known and Mrs. Reagan will be following her husband1s practice. She fully intends to support the nominee of the Republican Party. From: Rust4me@aol.com [noexcuses) Sent: Wednesday, February 23, 2000 5:33 AM To: lwaldvogel@reaganfoundation.org Subject: McCain vs Bush ...

Clinton Volunteers on King Day WASHINGTON (AP) - President Clinton spent a few hours of his Martin Luther King Jr. holiday volunteering at a Southeast Washington Boys and Girls Club, which serves low-income children. He said he hoped people would view the day as ``a day on, not a day off.'' Clinton stained wooden shelves in a third-floor computer lab with a group of young volunteers