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Rep. Stark takes swipe at Bush over his past alcohol use
The San Francisco Chronicle ^
| 2/7/03
| Marc Sandalow
Posted on 02/08/2003 4:34:42 AM PST by Gothmog
Edited on 04/13/2004 2:41:48 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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To: dighton; Timesink
I haven't got time until tomorrow, but I do want to point out that a google search on his name pulls up a lot of connections with Saudi businessman Adnan Kashoggi. Stark is also referenced on pages about books on lobbyists and congressional corruption.
I think we could do some really interesting digging on this guy, who has kept a fairly low profile until this episode.
To: CaptRon
Fortney Peter Stark. Never trust a politician who won't use his first name.
Maybe it got spoonerized too much.
Or "F." makes an interesting first initial. He could go by "F. Peter Stark", in the tradition of F. Lee Bailey, F. Murray Abraham, etc.
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02/08/2003 10:49:55 AM PST
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pttttt
To: Gothmog
Stark is from the 13th disctrict-the Fremont area. I imagine he is too far to the left for that area. But maybe he may be bad for Dems, by looking to extreme.
To: Gothmog

Stark is a bitter little man. He's the kind of person you get when a DU poster gets to Congress.
Be Seeing You,
Chris
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02/09/2003 4:02:47 PM PST
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section9
(The girl in the picture is Major Motoko Kusanagi from "Ghost In the Shell". Any questions?)
To: Gothmog
"I'm happy he's recovering," President Bush is fully recovered by the grace of God through Jesus Christ.
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02/09/2003 4:09:51 PM PST
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marbren
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