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To: Howlin; TLBSHOW
Where does it say in there that Bush sent those two guys to MEET with Jesse Jackson?

I don't see it either nor do I see any direct quotes about the two attending.

417 posted on 01/10/2003 6:06:37 PM PST by FreeReign (keeping everybody's feet to the fire.)
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To: FreeReign
Well, that's the way it is with Todd. All cut and paste, no backup.
419 posted on 01/10/2003 6:07:48 PM PST by Howlin (Right is right!)
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To: FreeReign
they're appalled by the participation of Bush administration officials

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Michael Powell, the Bush designated chairman of the Federal Communication Commission (FCC), and Roel Campos, the Bush appointed commissioner of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are both scheduled to appear Jan. 16 at Jackson's 6th annual Rainbow/PUSH Wall Street Project.

Powell is a Republican and the son of Secretary of State Colin Powell.

Fenimore Fisher, the deputy director of the Wall Street Project confirmed to CNSNews.com that Powell and Campos are going to appear at the awards luncheon.

Powell is scheduled to introduce NYSE chairman Richard Grasso and Campos will be a keynote speaker for the event titled "Necessities for Economic Stimulation & Parameters for Corporate Governance." The 2003 Wall Street Project is being billed as "Equity for All: Establishing the Economic Agenda for Growth" and runs from Jan. 14 -17.

Powell's office did not respond to four inquiries seeking comment, but Campos' office did confirm that the SEC commissioner would be speaking at the awards luncheon.

420 posted on 01/10/2003 6:09:58 PM PST by TLBSHOW (Keeping the Republicans Feet to the fire is a 24/7 job for conservatives)
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