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To: Mo1
Livingston, Lensner, Rich...p> The folks whose names keep cropping up.

Russia, China, technology transfers, foreign campaign cash, energy, Kyoto...

The issues that disturbed us early.

For Clinton to do whatever Clinton had in mind regarding the above, the economy had to stay strong. No matter what it took. What we are seeing now is the fallout from that. I firmly believe the Clinton Adinistration made it known to heads of major corps that they could do whatever they wanted and nothing would be done. All Clinton wanted in return was campaign cash.

It was supposed to continue under Gore, but the idiot couldn't come through. The Stock Market will recover...it is the other part of the Clinton legacy that has me worried.

122 posted on 07/10/2002 9:38:29 PM PDT by gov_bean_ counter
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To: gov_bean_ counter
For Clinton to do whatever Clinton had in mind regarding the above, the economy had to stay strong. No matter what it took

Do you remember how towards the end of his term and how he keep coming out with his little charts saying how great the economy was almost EVERY day

Most TV hosts just laughed and said it was because he wasn't able to handle his retirement well

128 posted on 07/10/2002 9:50:46 PM PDT by Mo1
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To: gov_bean_ counter
Drug runners, arms dealers, no background checks...

It is a good bet that a significant amount of Clinton's assets have been or are being transferred overseas. I think at some point Clinton will visit in a country that has no extradition agreement with the U.S., decide to stay there, sit in the sun and with cigar in hand laugh at US.

129 posted on 07/10/2002 9:52:13 PM PDT by gov_bean_ counter
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