Whatever happen to Former Vice President Walter Mondale?
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He's alive and living in Minnesota.  A few years ago when the Minnesota Senator Paul Wellstone died in a plane crash, Mondale stood in for Wellstone in the election, but the Republican Norm Coleman won (disgracefully, in my opinion.)
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I was originally as surprised by this unexpected announcement last Friday as you were, planksheer. But as one of your subsequent questions indicates, we may have the answer: the "new" Watergate scandal. I think goss was up to his neck in the illegal gambling and prostitution ring that was being operated by these upper level ANP swine and bush threw him over the side as soon as his intelligence people made him aware of the facts -- and especially the consequences. \n\nThat said, bush may well not have been happy with his hand-picked appointee's track record at the agency. Reports suggest goss routinely butted heads with old guard CIA officials who basically refused to cooperate with him (and who can blame them?). Clandestine organizations like that operate best when upper level officials are more or less on the same page and no one is out to make waves or set himself up as potentate, as goss apparently attempted to do. We should know more about all of this as leaks begin spouting (i.e., very soon).\n\nAnd I share your concerns about this new appointee, gen. michael hayden. He is thick as thieves with Dr. Evil (aka dick cheney) and that alone is enough for me to wish him to never make it out of committee. The fact that he headed up the illegal domestic spying program would, in normal times, be enough for him not even to be under consideration. Indeed, he'd likely be fighting his way through court trying to avoid prison time. This country -- or at least the government alleged to represent us -- in its present state is clinically insane.
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well i certainly think the car crash was on purpose, the vice president wants to eliminate lincoln.\nabout his son i believe he will go to juvenile and end of story or probably they will use him to black mail him , i do not know just speculations but next monday we will know a little more
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no he retired with the cardinals \nnow he on dancing with the stars
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He has an office at Danna in St Louis Park at the Parkdales. Heard he bugged out on his lease suddenly. House in Edina. In Florida now.
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Legally Clinton.  He lost his law licence because of purgery charges
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Here's a good link, its from talk show host Neal Boortz\nhttp://boortz.com/nuze/200611/11012006.html#dems
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"Whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice President who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both Houses of Congress."\n. . -- 25th Amendment, Section 2.\n\nThat has already happened, but not due to impeachment. Spiro Agnew, Richard Nixon's Veep, was connected to crimes he committed while in state politics. If he had not resigned, he surely would have been impeached, so this is almost, but not quite, the same as your scenario.\n\nOf course, Nixon himself resigned later to prevent HIS OWN impeachment over the Watergate scandal. Thus, Gerald Ford became the only person ever to hold the office of President without facing a nationwide election.
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Yeap, heard that he called it quits. Check out this site for more info\n\nwww.mediatakeout.com
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I love a big vicotory. Can we have a party?\n\nWhat I don't understand is how exactly conservatives can consider this a big vicotory. Think of it this way. You are the CEO of a large company. Underneath you are 20 vice presidents. One of them dies. Does the company suddenly go bankrupt, or do you fill the position and continue on? How exactly is killing one of the "vice presidents" going to stop the "company"? Reality check. It's not. If we maybe put a little more effort into killing the CEO (that's you in this example), maybe we'd be able to get the company to fold. Killing an underling, while somewhat satisfying, does little to disrupt to overall organization. I will wager that there is already a replacement in place. \n\nOne quote before I head off to my "vicotory party":\n"There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root" - Henry David Thoreau\n\n<for some reason, my spellcheck doesn't like vicotory>
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You might have heard an over the top version of a conspiracy theory about former White House deputy council Vince Foster.  What happened was that Foster committed suicide.  However, some people allege that Hillary Clinton was behind it.  \n\nThe theories usually revolve around the impending Whitewhater investigation.  Some people think that Foster had incriminating evidence and Clinton had him killed as opposed to having him testify against Bill and her.\n\nAs for the theory you are referring to, it is a very unlikely conspiracy theory that only the "level headed minds" like Ann Coulter and David Brock perpetuated.  Those people believe that in addition to the Whitewhater evidence the other reason Clinton had Foster killed was because of an affair between them that was going to be revealed.\n\nWith this all said there has never been a verified claim of an affair between Hillary Clinton and Vince Foster.
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Unfortunately, he passed away a couple of years ago.  This world could use a lot more Mr. Rogers and a lot less Mr. Bush.
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Huh, that's a great question, I have no idea what happened to him. YOu should ask it on http://www.openwheelfans.com it's a discussion board for open wheel racing.
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LMAO!!  The criminal republicans will go back to sexual harassment (ie Bill O'reilly) or Drug abuse (ie Bush and Limbaugh), they may resort to plagiarism (ie Ann Coulter) or blatant disregad of the Constituion (ie Bush and his criminal administration), or perhaps attempted murder (ie Dick Cheney shooting his friend in the face).  The bottom line is they will resort to some sort of unethical and hypocritical behavior.\n\nhttp://www.internetweekly.org/images/bush_walmart.jpg
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The democratic party made Rush.  The best thing that ever happened to him was Clinton getting elected.  Rush was only on the radio a couple of years, doing OK, then he had a place to focus all of his rhetoric.  \nI haven't seen the clip but my guess is people are tired of the meaningless rhetoric, the knee jerk negative reaction to anything democrat.
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Spiro Agnew was Vice-President with Richard Nixon.  He resigned after charged with tax evasion from receiving a bribe when he was Governor of Maryland.  He was only the second Vice-President to ever resign from office.  Nixon then selected Gerald Ford to replace him.
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He is no longer a congressman, as of January 16th. The district's offices are still open and staffed until the vacancy is filled, and their contact info is at the site below.\n\nEdit: Sorry, didn't realize he had become Senator. You can e-mail him at the site below. They prefer not to receive direct e-mail.