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Mark Steyn: Clarke Apologizes, But Not for Everything
The Chicago Sun-Times ^
| April 18, 2004
| Mark Steyn
Posted on 04/17/2004 8:10:48 AM PDT by quidnunc
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To: quidnunc
I ask because Wilmer Cutler, the venerable Democratic law firm of Lloyd Cutler . . . and Jaime Gorelick . . . hired one Peggy A. Clarke in October 2002. Peggy is an international trade specialist.
Clarke left the Administration in January 2003 I believe. His frustration over Iraq started some time earlier. I was just wondering if there was any relationship between this Democratic law firm bringing a Peggy A. Clarke on board -- and Richard A. Clarke becoming a "whistleblower" intent on bringing down a Republican President.
I suspect there's a 98% chance nothing is amiss in this situation, but it would be a convenient way of "buying" someone without it looking too odd. I mean, Rand Beers tells Clarke, "Dick, don't worry about it. We can hook your sister up with a sweetheart deal at this law firm and your family will be set for life. All we want in return is for you to use your position to submarine the President."
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04/17/2004 10:10:13 PM PDT
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hoyaloya
To: scholar; Bullish; linear; yoda swings; Pokey78
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04/18/2004 2:14:05 PM PDT
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knighthawk
(Some people say that we'll get nowhere at all, let 'em tear down the world but we ain't gonna fall)
To: litany_of_lies
Thanks SO MUCH for posting the article in full! Kudos to you!!!
ConservativeStLouisGuy
To: quidnunc
Quidnunc,
There you go again....
"Did I forget to post the full article again? D'OH!!"
ConservativeStLouisGuy
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