Yep, Harold W., he was born (I think) and raised (I know) in Wyoming. He represented that state in the U. S. Congress for many years prior to joining the Bush administration in a cabinet position. No conspiracy to be found there, I'm afraid. Also, if he didn't own property or have a residence of some sort in Wyoming, he couldn't have done it. Of course we know, as in the case of Hillery, one can always buy property in a state we have never resided in, in order to establish residence and fulfill the requirements for running for national office.

Spaw: as is the case, in my opinion, in most instances; yes, you're right. Had Clinton fessed up, it would have been over in a couple of weeks.

And Troll, if I'm not alone, why don't you let your presense be known. I could use the help (not that it actually makes any difference). Are we taling a "closet" Republican here? :>)

DougR