Re: Linda Chavez's AFT "labor" roots

[Nancy Haas <nancywh@HOME.COM>]

Linda will be facing some tough questions. Seems she may have been "aiding
and abetting" and a person who confessed illegal entry into the country.
hmmmmm....Seems we've been down this path before. It'll be interesting to
see how these Senate hearings go.
nh

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Subject: Re: Linda Chavez's AFT "labor" roots


In a message dated 1/7/01 9:02:17 AM Eastern Standard Time,
Csubstance@AOL.COM writes:

<< For now and for the future, we'll judge by their "praxis" -- as a union,
as a
 representative of unionism, and as a representative of teachers and the
 traditions of "Democracy in Education, Education for Democracy"...
 n'est ce pas? >>

George:

Merci bien, mon ami.  As my grandfather once told me, someone else's failure
offers us a chance to try and succeed.  We will never colonize or
christianize(is that a word) the rest of the world, hopefully because we
have
learnt something from the good intentions of our compassionate conservative
friends.

Now, when it comes to Ashcroft, I am not so sure.

Quan

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