Getting the Band Back Together

NRA-ILA FAX ALERT

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Vol. 9, No. 1

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1/4/2002

Getting the Band Back Together

"...Ah didn't have sax
with that woman..."
For a number of former Clinton Administration officials, the thirst for power has yet to be quenched, as a slew of them are fanning out across the country to seek elected office.

In the "Sunshine State," former Attorney General Janet Reno is pursuing the Democratic nod to run against Governor Jeb Bush (R). And as reported in a previous FAX Alert (Vol. 8, No. 49) anti-gun hypocrite Rosie O'Donnell has made good on her promise to help her. According to the Associated Press (Dec. 30), the shrill gun ban shill hosted a $250 per person fundraiser for Reno at the posh waterfront home of Adrienne Arsht, Chairman of the Board of TotalBank. The event hoped to raise $50,000 for Reno's gubernatorial bid. While the event was closed to the press, O'Donnell and Reno graced reporters with their presence outside the mansion's gate.

Meanwhile, further up the eastern seaboard, former Clinton Chief of Staff, Erskine Bowles, is seeking the Democratic nomination in the race to replace retiring Senator Jesse Helms (R).

And north of that, in Massachusetts, ex-Labor Secretary Robert Reich is mulling a gubernatorial bid of his own.

Out in the Midwest, one time Clinton anti-gun point man, Rahm Emmanuel, is pursuing a congressional bid.

And finally (at least for now!), in the Southwest, former Energy Secretary, Bill Richardson, has announced he's running for Governor of New Mexico.
And, of course, all are familiar with the former "co-president" now serving as the junior Senator from New York.

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