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Up, Up, and Away
Flying right in our bankrupt skies. Also: Lott gets no lift. Plus more.
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br> Re: The Washington Prowler's The Whistling Dixiecrat : /p> p>Bravo for that article!!! I for one wish Lott would step down, but only because I feel he has little backbone. I understand he is ready to hand the equal opportunity over to Daschle again on committees. I am so glad to hear someone is going to watch him closely. Please do all you can to pressure Lott to stand tall and not let Daschle and the Black Caucus lead him around by the nose. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. br> -- Angie Bonham in Las Vegas. /p>You'd think that the Democrats would love to have Trent Lott remain in the Majority Leader position. After all, he's about the most inept wimp who's ever held that office.
Tom Daschle ran roughshod all over him, and Daschle's no LBJ, if you get my drift.
p>If the Republicans don't get rid of him, they're nuts. br> -- Geoff Brandt /p>
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