But most of those young Reaganauts have long since taken the lobbying industry's dollar.

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Yet in many ways Mr Weinberger, a stalwart though he was of the Bohemian Grove, where the revolutionary Reaganauts gathered by California's Russian river each July for male bonding, was a politician of the old school.

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While the Treaty's proponents profess that President Clinton's administration "fixed" what Mr. Reagan found objectionable, rigorous congressional scrutiny would confirm the views of such Reaganauts as Attorney General Ed Meese, National Security Adviser Bill Clark, the then recently departed Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, U.N.

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