the outrage continues to grow over the campaign cash and espionage scandal involving the Chinese and this administration. Quoting the lead editorial from this morning's Wall Street Journal, ``Bad enough that the Chinese have stolen the technology for a nuclear warhead that will make their own missiles more threatening to U.S. national security; far worse is the casualness with which the White House greeted the news. Sandy Berger says he was briefed on this in April of 1996, which happens to be the same month Al Gore traveled to California for his infamous Buddhist fundraiser.'' And from the lead editorial in this morning's Washington Times. ``It is clear that Sandy Berger has no credibility. Rather than cooperation, he offers blame shifting. Rather than credible explanations, he offers excuses.'' Mr. Speaker, we say to the President, Sandy Berger must go.
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