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...campaign rhetoric, and experts say it would be ineffective. "That would be counterproductive," Fisher says. "Arafat is very important in the equation. He holds a lot if influence over a large percentage of Palestinians. Israel can't afford to fight Hamas alone."SALT LAKE CITY: Congresswoman Enid Greene Waldholtz, a star GOP freshman accused of mishandling her campaign finances, announced Tuesday that she will not seek re-election to Congress this year. Waldholtz said that she would be unable to represent her Utah constituents because she was too busy taking care of her young daughter and trying to clear...
...COLUMN ON UTAH REPRESENTAtive Enid Greene Waldholtz [PUBLIC EYE, Dec. 25-Jan. 1], Margaret Carlson accuses Waldholtz of admitting that she "lied" about the source of campaign funds and of having "larceny in her heart." These characterizations are absolutely false and meanspirited. Waldholtz appeared before the press and answered every question posed to her about her 1994 congressional campaign and related issues. She absolutely did not admit she lied about a transaction that enabled her to contribute what she believed to be personal funds to her campaign, nor was she "a knowing beneficiary of the con artist--who knows...
PEOPLE IN UTAH ARE EMBARRASSED BY Enid Waldholtz's playing the victim, but I am also appalled by the hypocrisy of some of her critics. Liberal feminists have been playing the victim for years. They've learned it's a great way to avoid responsibility, to rationalize misandry and to deflect criticism. DOUG DANSIE Salt Lake City, Utah
Utah Representative Enid Greene Waldholtz held a five-hour press conference to explain the soap-opera saga that has sent her skyrocketing political career into the tailspin of a financial and marital scandal. A tearful Waldholtz claimed she was conned by her husband Joe, who she said improperly manipulated both their personal finances and her 1994 campaign funds. Waldholtz insisted she would not resign, though only 39% of surveyed Utah voters believed her version of events...
...OPRAH AWARD: Representative Enid Waldholtz said she trusted husband Joe with her money "because I was weary of always being the strong one." In return, she said, he stole a fortune, broke campaign laws and got her to sign a phony document while she was doped up on postpartum painkillers...