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Ok there is no turning back now. You also seem to "Read into " things that I write.
When I tell you that I have seen Jack Ryan 2 times , listened to him talk, I get a gut feeling he is not on the up and up. I believe he is not what he is trying to pull off.
It ticked you off . well ok I am just trying to be honest. That is the way I express myself. I have the doubts about Jack Ryan. I was not attacking you.
That is MY honest opinion and That is just plain and simple. It is not a irrational to me I understand it, IT is to you so be it.

Funny how this whole e-mail chat can take on a life of its own.
I think folks might read into things that really are not there. I am talking about all of us as a whole.

"" you have been anything BUT honest with me, or regarding your anti-JackRyan tirades.""

You do not know me , they have not been tirades. I have seen him and his stance on issues and that is what I think.
I take time to go to these events and check things out. I am not talking off the top of my head.

IS JACK RYAN A CLINTONISTA???????

Ryan is hooked up to the elitists and possibly he is being groomed by the banker community and the Clintons along with John Corizine,..................... Ryan's old partner from the banking business, a former Chicagoan who spent 40 million to buy the senatorial seat in New Jersey and Rahm Emanual- Clintons former chief

Jon Corzine and Jack Ryan Business partners at Goldman and Sachs

Read on....................

Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs is one of Wall Street’s most prestigious investment banks. Like others in the securities industry, it advises and invests in nearly every industry affected by federal legislation. The firm closely monitors issues including economic policy, trade and nearly all legislation that governs the financial sector. It has been a major proponent of privatizing Social Security as well as legislation that would essentially deregulate the investment banking/securities industry. In August 2002, following months of corporate scandals, congressional investigators launched a probe into whether stock analysts at Goldman Sachs issued biased investment advice in order to protect corporate clients. The firm tends to give most of its money to Democrats—a fact that might not be so surprising, considering its former chief executive is Sen. Jon Corzine (D-N.J.).

Illinois

Select a Cycle: 2004 2002 2000 1998
Top Recipients of In-State Contributions, 2003-2004

Hynes, Daniel W (D) $2,195,381
Chico, Gery J (D) $1,474,282
Obama, Barack (D) $1,452,703
McKenna, Andrew J (R) $811,400
Kirk, Mark (R) $463,200
Hastert, Dennis (R) $435,554

Ryan, Jack (R) $340,042 All Democrats and a couple of RINO'S

Emanuel, Rahm (D) $233,355
Washington, Joyce W (D) $224,550
Schakowsky, Jan (D) $224,255

Top Recipients of Out-of-State Contributions, 2003-2004

Hastert, Dennis (R) $394,213
Hynes, Daniel W (D) $226,180

Ryan, Jack (R) $197,550 Another RINO!!!!!

Emanuel, Rahm (D) $193,150
Obama, Barack (D) $176,900
Chico, Gery J (D) $172,519
McKenna, Andrew J (R) $90,250
Jackson, Jesse Jr (D) $43,450
Washington, Joyce W (D) $37,150
Manzullo, Don (R) $35,488

All the numbers on this page are based on Federal Election Commission data released electronically on Monday, December 08, 2003.

Where's the political money coming from within the state? These charts show you, both by metro area, and top zip codes. The totals are based on contributions of more than $200 from individuals to federal candidates, PACs, and parties. Also included are soft money contributions of more than $200 to the national parties from individuals, PACs, corporations, labor unions, or other organizations based

Time for everyone to do some research AND as ALWAYS the rules are

FOLLOW THE MONEY!!!!!!