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"Wish Spencer would get on some of the TV and radio shows.
He's very intelligent and is on her case just about every single day."

Yes, so far, I've been impressed w him having the cajones to go up against Hitlery. Here are a couple of recent examples:

SENATOR CLINTON ACCEPTS MONEY FROM SUPPORTERS OF IRANIAN MULLAHS (John Spencer Slaps Hill)
John Spencer for Senate ^ | 1/19/06

Posted on 01/19/2006 1:44:10 PM PST by areafiftyone

Yonkers, NY – Senator Clinton has accused President Bush of downplaying the threat from Iran while accepting money from supporters of the Iranian regime.

Wealthy businessmen Hassan Nemazee and Faraj Aalaei are associated with the American Iranian Council, a pro-regime anti-sanctions group. According to the Center for Responsive Politics, Namazee has contributed $4,000 to Clinton's reelection while Aalaei has given $1,000.

The press describes their lobby this way "the American-Iranian Council [AIC], a pro-regime lobbying group trying to get Congress and the Bush administration to lift the trade embargo on Iran." (Insight, 3/25/04)

Hillary Clinton is also raising money from Gati Kashani, another figure linked with the Mullahs.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1561176/posts

Spencer wants Clinton ``plantation'' apology on Senate floor
Newsday ^ | January 18, 2006 | NA

Posted on 01/18/2006 8:21:35 PM PST by neverdem

Associated Press

ALBANY, N.Y. -- A potential Republican challenger called Wednesday for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton to "do the honorable thing" and take to the Senate floor to apologize for saying the GOP-controlled House of Representatives is "run like a plantation."

The former first lady's claim came Monday during an appearance at a Martin Luther King Day event in New York City and has drawn complaints from several Republicans. Current first lady Laura Bush said Wednesday the remark was "ridiculous."

"Senator Clinton's race baiting by comparing the U.S. Congress to a plantation exploits those who suffered under slavery and it trivializes the brutality of a dark period in American history," said potential Clinton challenger John Spencer.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1560748/posts