Tim,

that was just as wrong what Bill Clinton did. Does that make it ok for Mr
Bush to go even further?
If i cannot protest PEACEFULLY by just holding up a sign in the middle of
several hundered people that cheer for the president, then this is a
serious threat to our freedom and democracy.
I mean peacefully protest.
Where is the public opinion? Then we have the same parades like in Iran,
North Korea. No more elections. Bush for president for life.
Whats next?
Do I get arrested tomorrw for these lines?

Have a nice weekend
Michael


On Fri, 7 Nov 2003 16:52:00 -0500, Tim Cummings
<[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>A furious President Clinton has ordered a Washington reporter banned from
>the White House, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned, after the reporter quizzed
>the president during a press picnic about illegal money from China and the
>campaign-finance scandal!
>
>Paul Sperry, Washington bureau chief of INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY, was
>thrown off the invite list at the White House after he grilled the
president
>for more than 10 minutes about various political scandals.
>
>"It turned into a real shout match on the south lawn," one eyewitness told
>the DRUDGE REPORT.
>
>At one point during the argument, President Clinton put his hands up to
both
>sides of his head, wiggled them, rolled his eyes and gave Sperry a funny
>face.
>
>"Make sure that guy never gets close to me again!" the president ordered
one
>of his aides after the showdown.
>
>White House press secretary Joe Lockhart, angry that Sperry transformed a
>family picnic into a confrontational press conference, told an associate
>that Sperry is a "Class A s**thead."
>
>Lockhart personally informed Sperry during a phone conversation late Monday
>that he would never be invited back to the White House.
>
>"The only regret we have is inviting you -- and we wont make that mistake
>again," Lockhart warned Sperry.
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Brice Yokem [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 4:43 PM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: [HP3000-L] OT: Freedom/Free Speach/Democracy in the US of A
>
>
>I can't help but wonder if Mr Bursey held up a sign to the effect of
>'Keep it in your pants, Bill' when President Clinton came to town?
>
>Would you, Mr Baier, be making as big a deal of that, if it had happened?
>
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