COGG essays, articles, and
correspondence
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Articles
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Essays
- Endangered Species Act: The Greatest
Con Game of All, by Allyn J. McDowell, MD
Of all the con jobs politicians have foisted upon their constituents, a grandiose one that
surpasses all others has grandly succeeded; but the politicians don't get the basic credit
for it because they, too, were suckered into promoting it.
- Abortion Options, by Fred Ferrazzano
By definition, abortion includes not only medically induced procedures but, and in a vast
majority of cases, spontaneous causes. Why then are the anti-abortion forces concentrating
only on those comparatively few elective procedures?
- "The Plan," by Allyn J.
McDowell, MD
The wealthy Chinese who bankrolled Clinton's re-election can easily afford to also buy him
a dual role as the representative of the Chinese People's Republic in the United Nations,
complete with the accompanying U.N. immunity from prosecution under American laws.
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Correspondence--general
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Correspondence--bilingual
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Correspondence--letters from
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Correspondence--The
U.S. President
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- To Congressman Duke Cunningham
(1-16-98)
We regard the Kyoto global warming treaty as a junk science product which poses a major
threat to our economy as well as to U.S. Sovereignty generally. We wish to see safeguards
against his possible attempts to get the separate components of that treaty implemented in
piecemeal fashion by means of Executive Orders.
- To Congressman Duke Cunningham (5-21-98)
In our letter to you of January 16, 1998, we requested information concerning the legal
limits that apply to Executive Orders and to U.N. agreements at sub-treaty levels made
without Congressional approval. We are anxiously awaiting your response. Those problems
that concerned us have continued to grow.
- From Congressman Duke Cunningham
(6-10-98)
I have enclosed a report prepared by the Congressional Research Service (CRS) which
discusses at length the President's authority to execute Executive Orders and options that
Congress can consider in response. In addition, as you requested I have enclosed a CRS
report on Global Climate Change.
- To & From Grolier Interactive
Encyclopedia (6-30-98)
A more definitive treatment by Grolier of American Presidential Executive Orders and
Proclamations would be a most desirable adjunct to your otherwise outstanding compendium
of encyclopedic articles on the American Presidency.
- The following two letters were sent to numerous senators and representatives.
(The letter to Congressman Packard is slightly different in that it has a commendation at
the end.)
- To Congressman Packard (9-20-98)
We now urge that you exert pressure upon all congressional leaders to
forthrightly act regarding Bill Clinton before any further delays or any further
distractions may be seized upon or created by this dysfunctional president. Time is of the
essence.
- To Senator Feinstein (9-20-98)
Press for Clinton's resignation or impeachment.
- To & From Grolier Interactive
Encyclopedia: Executive orders and proclamations (12-5-98)
Fred Ferrazzano wrote Mr. Hanley requesting Grolier to add an article about the use of
Executive Orders. He mentioned that the recent controversy makes this especially relevant.
Mr. Hanley replied that their editorial department requires considerable time to
commission, edit, and post such an article.
- To Congressman Hyde (12-9-98)
Oral sex may not be Bill Clinton's definition of sexual intercourse but it is Webster's,
ergo the Rhodes Scholar and lawyer who manipulates the English language so adroitly must
be guilty of lying under oath before a competent tribunal, upon a point material to a
legal inquiry.-- Webster's definition of perjury.
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