To: kattracks
A large chunk of Dean's records as governor are locked in a remote state warehouse, the result of an aggressive legal strategy designed in part to protect Dean from political attacks.
I don't understand how they can legally do that...wouldn't the records be public domain?
To: ETERNAL WARMING
It is really odd that they can get away with locking up anything that say the press wanted to access?
And what in the world could he be hiding? The guncontrol and medicare stuff that dems like to beat up GOP guys with is already out there. He is every day left enough for the Bush campaign to paint him as the Boston Democrat he will be painted as.
3 posted on
12/01/2003 12:15:59 AM PST by
JLS
To: ETERNAL WARMING
Who needs a lawsuite? The electorate should simply say, come clean or I vote for someone else. It should be as simple as that. Why would anyone ever vote for a candidate who is known to be hiding something?
Oh, I forgot, we are talking about Dems.
To: ETERNAL WARMING
A large chunk of Dean's records as governor are locked in a remote state warehouse, the result of an aggressive legal strategy designed in part to protect Dean from political attacks. I don't understand how they can legally do that...wouldn't the records be public domain?
The goings-on in Vermont are so important to the survival of the free world that Howard Dean, our savior, is protecting us from the consequences of the earth shattering information being protected from exposure.
Or maybe the guy is just a Clinton-style sleaze who has to hide his record from his adoring but clueless followers.
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16 posted on
12/01/2003 6:12:03 AM PST by
grania
("Won't get fooled again")
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