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- Al Gore opens Justice Department door to see Supreme Court Justice Janet Reno, a lawyer and a judge hanging up a bull stockmarket getting ready to butcher. Their Microsoft anti-trust lawsuit killing might affect Al's election prospects. 1
- Bill Gates of Microsoft, and CEO of Visa/Mastercard and Attorney General Janet Reno are in a lineup. The American Consumer is asked if he can identify the monopolistic power that actually did him harm. Of course, it's Janet Reno. 1
- Clinton's famous sexist-pig pose for White House photograph on magazine cover. Hand is on lady Justice's knee and Janet Reno sits on his lap. [Cover of Esquire Magazine, December 2000.] 1
- Democrats in trouble get off the hook with Attorney General Reno in charge. Some Republicans in trouble are thinking of changing party affiliation before lady Justice arrives. 1
- IF Bill Clinton loses his license to practice law...he can't be a pirate like the rest of his gang...the ABA, Attorney General Reno and the rest who plunder tobacco companies, rape microsoft and execute gun makers. (original sent to Bill Salter) 1
- Panel 1. Citizens can travel through Windows I with ease. People go in to find things and come out with supplies. Panel 2. However, Attorney General Reno and Judge Jackson have changed everything in a convoluted Windows II ruling. 1
- Panel 1. President Bill Clinton and his administration trust the leaders of China to properly use the high tech stuff he's selling them... Panel 2. ...but doesn't trust American gun owners to handle their own legal weapons. 1
- Policeman Janet Reno, Ted Kennedy and Bill Clinton steal guns. Kennedy says "What I hate about Ashcroft is that he's no Janet Reno. He actually believes 2nd amendment." 1
- President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary, are in trouble with the law. The chief law enforcement officer, Attorney General, Janet Reno, is sent in to handle the investigation. Strangely enough, Reno turns out to be part of the Clinton gang. 1
- President Bill Clinton's attorney general, Janet Reno, is keeping the FBI and lady Justice away from the illegal card game he and Vice President Al Gore are playing with China and others who want to meddle in our elections. 1
- President Clinton's FBI director Bill Sessions is under pressure to accept Attorney General Janet Reno's advice to resign. His house is being attacked by government law enforcement folks similar to the Waco debacle. 1
- Washington press corps bows to Reno and Hillary as they walk by, 1
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