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To: SwordofTruth; ApesForEvolution; Texasforever; sinkspur; Jim Robinson; All

HERE YA GO HERE IS WHO WANTS LOTT GONE

http://www.saveroe.com/

and here

http://www.million4roe.com/

and here

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=now%3B+lott.+abortion



404 posted on 12/11/2002 0:45 AM EST by TLBSHOW

32 posted on 12/13/2002 6:51:19 AM PST by TLBSHOW
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I will not seek to remain as majority leader of the United States Senate for the 108th Congress, effective Jan. 6, 2003," Lott said in a written statement. "To all those who offered me their friendship, support and prayers.

Trent Lott

kiss pb abortion goodbye with the butcher now being brought in...




Frist a Major Shareholder in Reputed For-Profit Abortion Provider
By Terence P. Jeffrey


Bill Frist (R.-Tenn.), reportedly the White House choice to succeed Trent Lott (R.-Miss.) as Senate majority leader, is a major shareholder in HCA, a for-profit hospital chain founded by his father and brother. HCA reportedly provides abortions to its customers.

So now Republicans face this question: If it is disqualifying for their Senate leader to make offensive remarks interpreted as endorsing an immoral policy that denied African-Americans equal rights, is it also disqualifying for their Senate leader to make money from a hospital chain that denies unborn babies the right to life?

Frist has deposited his major stockholdings in a "blind trust" chartered Dec. 28, 2000. A schedule of the original assets in this trust filed with the Senate showed holdings in 16 companies. Frist reported the value of these assets, as per Senate rules, within broad ranges (e.g. $1,001-$15,001). If the lowest possible value is assigned to each holding, Frist at that time had invested a minimum of $566,015 in 15 other companies, while investing at least $5,000,001 in HCA.

That would mean that approximately 89% of his holdings were in this company.

Furthermore, on its face, the trust agreement appears structured to allow the administrators to maintain this heavy concentration in HCA stock. It also specifically instructs the administrators to inform Frist if they divest entirely from any holding, including HCA. And, finally, it gives Frist the power to directly order the administrators to divest from HCA or any other holding that Frist determines "creates a conflict of interest or the appearance thereof."







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181 posted on 12/20/2002 8:26:49 AM PST by TLBSHOW
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