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Statement by John O'Neill on "Nightline" Appearance Author: Dated: Friday, October 15 2004 @ 08:00 AM PDT Viewed: 1485 times While I have a tremendous amount of respect for Ted Koppel and ABC News I was appalled to learn that ABC News would go to the lengths of traveling to Vietnam to interview three Viet Cong communists in yet a third attempt by ABC to corroborate John Kerry’s version of the events that took place on February 28th, 1969. I would only ask the American people: "Who do you trust more, three members of a communist regime that tortured and...

Sorry for the vanity but I was just wondering if anyone else happend to see Nancy Pelosi on Cspan last night around 10:00 est? I was surfing by and stopped, as one would at a train wreck. WOW, I knew she was not a good public speaker but she actually made PIAPS sound smooth. She looked like a deer caught in the headlights at this press conference she was giving. It looked like there was only a handful of reporters there but she was fumbling and bumbling and almost incoherent. Her speech and subsequent answers to the press was wandering...

Enough is enough. Between blocking an energy bill, harrasing Ashcroft, blocking Bush's nominees and the usual class warfare to thwart much needed tax relief, we need to once again call on Zell Miller to do the right thing for his country. I'm sure as a life-long democrat this decision for him would be a difficult one. But at the end of the day I believe he does have the best interests of the country at heart. I know this may be difficult to believe for a democrat these days but I'm betting he represents what the democrat party used to ...

Connecticut Republican Rep. Chris Shays in a recent interview with the Heartland Institute's Environment News regarding his bill, the Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act (H.R. 488): "I'm trying to create as much public land as possible. I would love it if 60 percent of Connecticut were owned by the government or in wilderness." Environment News' account continues: "Shays conceded that converting his own state to government-owned, off-limits-to-man wilderness will be difficult, as virtually none of Connecticut is currently federally owned. It will take some time, he said, to 'reclaim' what is now privately owned land in Eastern and Midwestern states. ...