Here's your correction, Maggie: Clinton was opposed to being _drafted_
into the Vietnam War.
Sid
>
> << THE
> ONLY OPINION THAT REALLY COUNTS IS THE PRESIDENT'S.
> And he's not going to be affected by a bunch of goofy
> hecklers." >>
>
> Correct me if my memory is faulty, but
At 20:53 20/02/98 -0800, you wrote:
>On Fri, 20 Feb 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> A second questions -- what IS it about ohio? Kent State, heckling the
>> president's propaganda team.
>
>Proof positive, as if we needed it, that socialist dissidence is as
>American as apple pie and cornfields
Tom Kruse asks:
> ... [Back in early January of '91 e]veryone opposed a military
> "solution". Then the shooting war started, and it was yellow ribbons and
> support the troops. What's to suggest it might be any different this time?
Despite worlds of difference between the two situatio
On Fri, 20 Feb 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> A second questions -- what IS it about ohio? Kent State, heckling the
> president's propaganda team.
Proof positive, as if we needed it, that socialist dissidence is as
American as apple pie and cornfields. I have fond memories of OSU
activists fro
In a message dated 98-02-20 14:58:57 EST, you write:
<< THE
ONLY OPINION THAT REALLY COUNTS IS THE PRESIDENT'S.
And he's not going to be affected by a bunch of goofy
hecklers." >>
Correct me if my memory is faulty, but wasn't Clinton opposed to the Vietnam
war?
A second
Amy Goodman of Pacifica's Democracy Now interviewed John Strange, the
dissident who was interviewed at Ohio State. He said that the people on the
main floor were hand picked: ROTC students, army officers, safe academics.
The people in the balcony began heckling. CNN people asked them to stop. W
>From p.14 of the Chicago Tribune (Friday, 20 February 1998) in an article
titled "Message masters fail to deliver" (continued from front page)...
It is talking about how the White House is downplaying the OSU fiasco.
Quoted is White House spin-meister Harold Ickes, former deputy chief of
staff
