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Several terms before Governor alleged "Clinton", Winthrop Rockefeller was
Arkansas Governor.
http://www.skolnicksreport.com/atroika.html

Another power behind Clinton was Winthrop Rockefeller (1912-1973), two-time
Republican governor of Arkansas, who reportedly functioned as a father
figure.
http://www.pir.org/news01.html

-----Original Message-----
From: Kris Millegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Saturday, June 02, 2001 11:12 AM
Subject: Re: [CTRL] Black Gold Hot Gold (4b)


>-Caveat Lector-
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>In a message dated 5/26/01 6:29:23 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
><A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/brojongazette/frontpage/bj050701-4.html";>
>http://www.geocities.com/brojongazette/frontpage/bj050701-4.html</A>
writes:
>
>
>> So
>>
>>Winthrop had to save the day and step in for a while as interim Governor
>>of
>>
>>Arkansas until the scandals quieted down. Then Clinton returned for a
second
>>
>>
>>term as governor. And why would Winthrop do all that? Because
>>
>>Rockefeller-BP-Standard was grooming "scandalous" Bill Clinton to take
>>over
>>
>>as their man in the Presidency.
>
>
>This is untrue, does any know the author of above piece. Did he make and
>honest mistake or is there a reason for this error? . . . This series has
>given much to think about and this above slip makes one wonder. We all know
>the piles of money spent on understanding the threshold of beliefs and know
>that a maxim of propaganda 101 is that the truth must be told, be available
>in the "mix" but it is always nice if it can be easily dismissed by the
>"mainstream.
>
>The level of suppression and propaganda being done today is getting very
>naked. MHO
>
>
>http://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1996/candidates/democrat/clinton/political.c
are
>
>er.shtml
>
>
>Bill Clinton
>Political Career
>
>
>
>               1974 U.S CONGRESS
>               REP. JOHN PAUL HAMMERSCHMIDT  52%
>               BILL CLINTON                  48%
>Clinton attempted to launch his political career when he was 28 years old
by
>challenging an entrenched Republican incumbent Rep. John Paul Hammerschmidt
>in 1974. Hammerschmidt was first elected to Congress in 1966 to serve
>Arkansas' Third district, which is in the northwestern part of the state,
and
>a Republican stronghold. Hammerschmidt had received 77 percent of the vote
in
>the 1972 election. Clinton came close, losing by only 5000 votes out of
>170,000 votes cast.
>Helping to defeat Clinton were Republican claims that he was an anti-war
>protester while in college. Although Clinton was narrowly defeated, the
race
>drew statewide attention.
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>1976 DEM. PRIMARY FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
>CLINTON                       56%
>GEORGE JERNIGAN               25%
>CLARENCE CASH                 19%
>
>CLINTON UNOPPOSED IN 1976 GENERAL ELECTION FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
>Since Clinton was unopposed in the general election, he directed Jimmy
>Carter's presidential campaign in Arkansas. As Attorney General, Clinton
>fought against pollution and worked to hold down electricity and telephone
>rates. He also repealed bans on advertising for liquor and eyeglasses. He
>opposed a campaign to end the state sales tax on food and medicine.
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>1978 - GOVERNOR
>CLINTON                       63%
>A. LYNN LOWE                  37%
>Clinton was 32 when he became governor, and was perceived as something of a
>political "wonder boy." Clinton recruited some of his college and law
school
>friends to help his administration but they were viewed as "outsiders" who
>thought of Arkansas as a state of "country bumpkins." Nor were people
>comfortable with Hillary's feminist agenda or her disregard of social
>protocol.
>Clinton had promised to improve Arkansas' roads if he was elected. He
raised
>taxes in order to fulfill his promise.
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>1980 - GOVERNOR
>FRANK WHITE                   52%
>CLINTON                       48%
>Arkansas voters rejected Clinton after one term, in part, from their
>perception that Clinton and his wife Hillary were arrogant. (Hillary used
her
>maiden name throughout the term).
>In addition, voters were angry that Clinton had raised auto license fees to
>pay for highway improvements. Frank White, a savings and loan president
from
>Little Rock, focused on Clinton's increases in the gasoline tax and auto
>registration fees. He also said the Clinton administration was
characterized
>by overspending and inefficiency. In the year of the Reagan landslide,
>Clinton also caught part of the backlash generated when the Carter
>administration housed Cuban refugees at an Arkansas military base (Fort
>Chaffee) and the Cubans rioted.
>Clinton was devastated by the loss, and spent the next two years trying to
>get back in touch with Arkansas voters, and readjusting his message to
appear
>more centrist.
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>1982 - GOVERNOR
>CLINTON                       55%
>FRANK WHITE                   45%
>Clinton asked voters for another chance, promising he had "learned from
>defeat that you can't lead without listening." He was forced into a runoff
in
>the Democratic primary, finally defeating former Lt. Governor Joe Purcell.
>During their 1982 rematch, Clinton portrayed Gov. White as untrustworthy
and
>dominated by special interests. He also attacked White for not fulfilling a
>1980 campaign promise to bring new industries to the state. He blamed
utility
>rate increases on White's appointees to the state utilities commission.
>White also was vulnerable because of a controversial law he'd approved
>calling for the teaching of "creation science" (the biblical version of
>creation) along with the theory of evolution in Arkansas' schools. (The
U.S.
>Supreme Court struck down the law in 1982). White ran TV ads using a
leopard,
>reminding voters that Clinton couldn't change his spots. White also
attacked
>Clinton for commuting death sentences during his term as governor. Clinton
>responded by promising to be more restrained about issuing commutations if
>reelected.
>=====
>http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:qmKQ9aBa9yk:www.wrfoundation.org/about
us/
>
>wrhistory.html+winthrop+rockefeller&hl=en
>
>Winthrop Rockefeller
>
>The grandson of John D. Rockefeller, the billionaire founder of Standard
Oil,
>Winthrop Rockefeller spent a lifetime sharing his personal wealth with
others.
>Almost the instant he moved to Arkansas at age 41, Win Rockefeller became
>involved with myriad charitable organizations and causes. He was the
original
>financial supporter of a Little Rock�based forerunner of the Head Start
>program. He built a modern health clinic in Perry County, made possible a
>model public school in Morrilton, and created the Arkansas Opportunity Fund
>to provide scholarships to high school seniors. Win Rockefeller was also
very
>generous with the Arkansas Arts Center, the University of Arkansas, several
>hospitals, and many other charitable organizations.
>
>While establishing a spectacular agricultural operation at Winrock Farms,
Win
>Rockefeller also served as chairman of the Arkansas Industrial Development
>Commission. During his tenure, 90,000 new jobs were created. In 1966, he
was
>elected governor of Arkansas, and he was reelected to another two-year term
>in 1968.
>
>The Governor's philanthropy in Arkansas was marked by much more than the
>millions of dollars he gave to worthwhile causes. He brought a concern and
a
>determination to Arkansas about equal opportunity�including racial
equality.
>By the force of his will and leadership, and with his financial clout, he
>made equality work in education, in the workplace, and in government.
>Almost to the end of his life, Winthrop Rockefeller continued to look
ahead,
>to share his vision for Arkansas, and to employ his resources in making a
>better, more equitable place for all Arkansans.
>-----
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