The O's

[Woody]

Today President Bush promised that all the O's on the keyboard of the computers would be there for Obama.

This was in reference to the vandelism that occured to the White House equipment when Bush arrived after the Clinton administration.

He even got emotional after saying this.

Good Move President Bush

God Bless you ...

[lazarus]

Redwood, Redwood, Redwood, thats an old old old bogus story.......

The General Services Administration found nothing unusual about the condition of White House offices after Clinton officials left, and President Bush's staff said it had no records that indicated damage or subsequent repair work, the accounting office manager said.

Bernie Ungar, director of physical infrastructure at the agency, said inquiries he made at the request of Rep. Bob Barr, R-Ga., led him to conclude that Clinton officials might have engaged in pranks during the transition, but did not cause major damage.

"My sense is there probably (were) some phones pulled or whatever; I don't have a way to determine that," Ungar said, referring to accounts that office lines had been cut. "But there wasn't indication of real, significant, widespread damage."

During the first days of the Bush administration, Republican officials -- often quoted anonymously in news accounts -- accused Clinton's staff of numerous acts of vandalism, from littering the floor to overturning desks, stealing glassware and scrawling lewd graffiti on the walls.

The reports emerged as President Bill Clinton was already under fire for his last-minute pardons and a furor over the Clintons' removal of donated furniture. At the time, Clinton officials admitted to pranks -- like removing the "W" from computer keyboards -- but denied causing major damage.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2001/05/19/MN169709.DTL

[Woody]

Quote:

I don't have a way to determine that," Ungar said