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Ground "WILD BILL" Before it's Too Late ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ By David Hackworth Bill Clinton didn't write the script for the movie "Wag The Dog." But the commander in chief sure learned a thing or two from the flick about a president who -- in trouble over a young girl -- hires a Hollywood producer to create a fake war as a diversion from his sins. Bill's first "WTD" operation was executed in 1998 -- as Monica-gate was peaking -- when he flung missiles costing a half-billion bucks at what turned out to be a vitamin factory in Sudan and an old ...

Stinson: Republicans target dead Texas voters San Antonio Express-News Yes, I saw it. But thanks anyway to the callers and e-mailers who "want to make sure you don't miss" a story on Page 3B of Monday's Express-News headlined, "Galveston official questions voter status." What followed was a report on the latest attack on Texas' electoral system: "A Galveston County commissioner has begun an investigation to determine whether 970 people on the county's voter registration rolls are dead or alive. "(Republican) Commissioner Ken Clark began the investigation based on information from the U.S. Social Security Administration, the Galveston County Daily News ...

Stinson: Republicans target dead Texas voters San Antonio Express-News Yes, I saw it. But thanks anyway to the callers and e-mailers who "want to make sure you don't miss" a story on Page 3B of Monday's Express-News headlined, "Galveston official questions voter status." What followed was a report on the latest attack on Texas' electoral system: "A Galveston County commissioner has begun an investigation to determine whether 970 people on the county's voter registration rolls are dead or alive. "(Republican) Commissioner Ken Clark began the investigation based on information from the U.S. Social Security Administration, the Galveston County Daily News ...

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Judge seals film footage of Waco siege re-creation Fort Hood experiment designed to look for gunfire 03/20/2000 By Lee Hancock and David Jackson / The Dallas Morning News KILLEEN, Texas - A federal judge unexpectedly banned both sides in the Branch Davidian case from releasing footage from a Sunday field test aimed at determining whether government agents fired at the sect's compound at the end of the 1993 siege. His decision did not stop attorneys for the government and the sect from predicting that the experiment at a remote Fort Hood firing range Sunday will support their sharply opposing views ...

O'Reilly just said on his program on the Fox News Channelhe would air the phone call between McCain and Michael Reagan