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One Heck of a Jobs Program
"San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown... and his fundraising coordinator had a
baby girl. He paid her $380,000. Jessie Jackson paid his girlfriend $450,000.
I guess these are the high paying jobs for women created during the Clinton
Administration."
- "Tonight Show host Jay Leno
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Reagan-Republican vs. Jeffords-Republican
"For a few fleeting hours last month, Bret D. Schundler thought he had the
Republican nomination for governor of New Jersey locked up. Then the
Republicans weighed in. Donald T. DiFrancesco, the acting governor, had just
withdrawn from the race in a hailstorm of criticism over his legal ethics and
business dealings. Mr. Schundler, the mayor of Jersey City, was the only
other candidate in the field.
"Not only that, but here was a man any good Republican could embrace: a
proven tax-cutter, fund-raiser and vote-getter. An apostle of school choice
and smaller government who had won over Democrats and minorities in New
Jersey's second-largest city. An intellectual George W. Bush. But state
Republican leaders shunned him as if he were a disease. Calling him way too
far-right for New Jersey - he opposes abortion rights, for starters - they
drafted a moderate, former Representative Bob Franks, to carry the party's
banner.
"Mr. Schundler now faces Mr. Franks in the June 26 primary, in what is
shaping up as a power struggle over the future of the New Jersey Republican
Party. The outcome could revivify the moderate establishment, personified by
former Govs. Tom Kean and Christie Whitman, that has ruled for generations
while being increasingly orphaned on the national scene. Or it could help
vault to prominence a little-understood but feisty conservative wing that has
found in Mr. Schundler its first credible, well-financed champion in decades."
- New York Times, 5/21/01
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Naiveté Is NOT A Leadership Quality
"Senator Lott is incredible. He said Friday morning that 'we worked to share
power in the evenly divided Senate and now that the Democrats are in power, I
expect a similar power-sharing agreement to be crafted.' How naive. Does
Lott really believe that the Democrats, given their new majority, will share
their new power the way Lott and the Republicans did? Yeah, right. No
matter how bi-partisan Republicans are, not matter how many concessions we
make to them, no matter how nice we are or how much we compromise or share
power, Democrats will never, NEVER, return the favor. … Come on, GOP.
Jeffords' damage is done. Time to get tough, appoint leaders who will get
the job done, court the Libertarian vote, and campaign hard to ensure we
regain control of the Senate in 2002."
- Ted Miller, Colorado Springs, CO
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Where the Hell Is the ACLU When You Need 'Em?
"'Your future begins here' is the motto of Florida's Estero High School. But
if your name is Lindsay Brown, you can begin your future somewhere else,
thank you very much. Brown is the 18-year-old senior who spent nine hours in
jail Monday for having a steak knife wedged in the seat of her car; the
'weapon' had apparently fallen out of a box when she was moving over the
weekend. Principal Fred Bode tells the Fort Myers News-Press that because
Brown has been suspended from school, she won't be allowed to attend the
school's graduation ceremony next Tuesday. She's also banished from the
senior class breakfast and a party for the staff of the yearbook, which she
worked on. 'We're just stepping up our efforts in order to provide a safe
environment in the school for our students and teachers,' Bode tells the
paper. What a hero."
- Best of the Web, 5/24/01
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Duh
"As the minutes went by and the hours, it became abundantly clear that this
has nothing to do with an economic policy. This is nothing but a big tax
cut."
- Hillary Rodham Clinton, Washington Post, 5/23/01
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Refreshing Plain-Speaking From a Republican
"They knew over a year ago they had a problem, and (California Gov.) Gray
Davis (D) refused to address that problem, kept putting it off and putting it
off and putting it off, with the notion that somehow price caps could be
maintained. Now, today where are they in California? Well, rates are having
to go up. They've got rolling blackouts. They bankrupted the biggest utility
in the state, destroyed the state's credit rating and squandered a
significant portion of the state's financial surplus in a hair-brained scheme
to try to use the state to purchase power. So the classic thing, I mean, if
you want to see how not to do it is to look at California."
- Vice President Dick Cheney in an interview with Tim Russert
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This Is the Kind of Creative Thinking the GOP Needs
"The GOP ought to start sending out 'Democrat Energy Shortage Solution Kits'
consisting of three candles, a pair of mittens, and a bicycle. Complete with
pictures of McAuliffe, Gephardt, and Daschle stepping out of big SUV's at
rallies to distribute them."
- J. David Krauser
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Much More Than a Dime's Worth of Difference
"Attorney General John Ashcroft has thrown out the Clinton administration's
interpretation of the Second Amendment--that it applies only to the rights of
states to maintain militias--and restored the interpretation that 'the text
and the original intent of the Second Amendment clearly protects the right of
individuals to keep and bear firearms.' He made his statement in a letter to
the National Rifle Association, the Washington Times reports."
- Best of the Web, 5/23/01
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Like Daniel In the Lion's Den
"Conservatives need to learn to stay away from shows like Politically
Incorrect and The View. You would understand why if you were from the rural
south. You can throw a boar hog in with a pack of curs and the hog may rip
apart three or four dogs but in the end the cur dogs win."
- Tom Hough, Natchitoches, La.
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