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Tales From the Left Side

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Babs Skewers Bush

�We have a President who stole the presidency through family ties, arrogance
and intimidation, employing Republican operatives to exercise the tactics of
voter fraud by disenfranchising thousands of blacks, elderly Jews and other
minorities. ... Look at his ratings - how could such a destructive man be so
popular with the American people? Not only is he poisoning our air and water
by withdrawing his promise to enforce emissions standards and arsenic
regulations, but he's poisoning our political system as well. Bipartisanship
only works if you can trust the other side. As we have learned in the past
weeks, we cannot trust George W. Bush."

- Limousine-liberal and Clinton groupie Barbra Steisand in a blistering memo
to Democrat leaders whining about them not doing more to oppose President
Bush and Republicans, The Drudge Report, 4/2/01

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The Incumbent Protection Act of 2001

�From its inception, the McCain-Feingold campaign finance bill has been
about imposing rigid government controls over election campaigns,
independent political activity and free speech.  This is not just a very bad
bill. It is a dangerous bill, one that would rob us of our political
freedoms under the guise of reform. At its very core, it is an
incumbent-protection bill that would keep certain advocacy groups, labor
unions and for-profit corporations out of the most critical period of an
election by banning their campaign ads, if they mention a candidate for
federal office, in the last two months of an election. And that�s just for
starters. ... The late Sen. Barry Goldwater, that principled defender of our
freedoms whose seat Mr. McCain now holds, must be rolling in his grave.�

- Columnist Donald Lambro

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Coming Soon:  McCain�s Plague of Pests

�The campaign finance reform measure poised to pass the Senate today aims to
curb something Americans often lament: the influence of big money in
politics.  But it will almost certainly worsen an affliction they complain
about even more: the proliferation of junk mail, dinner-time phone calls and
e-mail spam from parties and candidates seeking donations. ... (I)f the bill
becomes law, every campaign and party official in the country is going to
set his or her sights on the only source of funds left: the four- and
five-figure checks to parties and candidates that individuals will still be
able to write.  Virtually all of that money comes in response to mail or
phone solicitations, meaning the most tangible consequence of campaign
finance reform for millions of Americans is likely to be increased
pestering.�

- Los Angeles Times, 4/2/01

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Reagan vs. Johnson

�Columnist E.J. Dionne has joined the chorus of those who think there are
too many buildings and public works being named in honor of Ronald Reagan.
He recently proclaimed that the nation should celebrate only those
presidents whose achievements �transcend ideology.� He wonders, though, why
Americans so unappreciate presidents like (hyper-ideologue) Lyndon Johnson.
The answer is simple. Mr. Reagan�s ideas worked. Johnson�s didn�t.�

- Columnist Alvin Felzenberg

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Reinventing Amerika

�He was alive for barely two years of the Clinton administration, but
somehow in the new book �The Irrepressible Rothbard� the late Libertarian
economist Murray N. Rothbard nails the previous decade from the first page
to the last, as reflected in this preview of Mr. Rothbard's essays:  �In the
1990s, the culture became a tool of coercion. Using affirmative action,
discriminatory taxation, hate-crime laws, bribes to states and localities,
selective investigations, military adventures, and armed federal cops, the
Clinton administration was doing far more than interfering in the economy.
It was attempting to reconstruct American life.� "

- John McCaslin�s �Inside the Beltway,� 4/2/01

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Selective �Ferocity�

�For the past six weeks, Mary Jo White, the U.S. attorney for the Southern
District of New York, has been in control of the investigation into the
questionable pardons and commutations that Bill Clinton approved on his last
day in office. That�s bad news for Mr. Clinton, according to New York Times
columnist Maureen Dowd, who reported that Ms. White�s tennis partners have
nicknamed her Sid Vicious because of the �ferocity� the federal prosecutor
displays on the tennis court.

�Unfortunately, Ms. White, who was appointed by none other than President
Clinton eight years ago, has been anything but ferocious in her four-year
investigation of the political fund-raising and money-laundering scandal
that has implicated some of the most powerful leaders of the Democratic
Party and the American labor movement. Indeed, while Ms. White may pursue
terrorist bombers with admirable tenacity, the results so far of her
seemingly endless �investigation� into the Democrats� political corruption
scandal have been less than spectacular.�

- Washington Times editorial, 4/2/01

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Jesse Jackson:  An Equal Opportunity Extortionist

�For decades Rev. Jesse Jackson has picketed, prayed and negotiated on
behalf of unions, and now the Chicago Tribune has uncovered what the unions
do for Jackson. Some give money to Jackson's groups, and a few pick up costs
for salary and benefits' packages for Jackson's staffers. Among those
benefiting from the arrangement with the Hotel Employees & Restaurant
Employees Int'l Union was Karin Stanford, Jackson's ex-mistress and
ex-employee. In 1999, Stanford received a salary rate of $35,000 from HERE
plus health-care and other benefits, according to HERE.

�Jackson's solicitations to unions are blunt according to Gary Massoni of
Rainbow/PUSH Coalition: �When Rev. Jackson meets with union leaders, he
says, I've been involved in labor rights. I've got three things I want you
to do,� and asks the bosses to put �someone on the staff payroll,� take part
in his events, and make a �cash contribution.� HERE boss John W. Wilhelm
praised Jackson: �He's been with us on strikes all over the country.� Other
unions which have reportedly given are NEA, IATSE, USWA and locals of UFCW
and SElU.�

- National Legal Policy Center, 3/30/01

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