XTRA XTRA: LCom's own Igor Izaleff gets the Editors XTRA plug for his well written 'HEADS UP!' Staff found the following note from Lucianne as she sped into the early dawn hours.

Morning Gang: We've researched what the Gitmo Taliban would have had for breakfast back in the Afghan mountains had we not taken them away and cleaned them up. Briefly Boiled Haunch of Rat, Grubs on a stick, A small slice of Sand Pie and two gulps of air. We have tried to reproduce and it's all waiting for you in the Xerox room. Enjoy.

XTRA GOOD!: The kind of poll that we don't mind hearing about over and over again. Will Lester of the Associated Press reports what we don't mind repeating, President Bush has such broad-based support that makes him a tough target for the 2002 Democrat wanna-be's.

And, the bipartisan Battleground 2002 survey finds that President Bush is getting high marks from voters not only on his handling of the war against terrorism but also on the economy, and Republicans are benefiting from it.

XTRA DUMB: As a public service, we bring you the following safety messages from the deadly serious Michigan Lawsuit Abuse Watch.

XCESSIVE : A quick glance of the board reveals an excessively high number of threads on the X-prez as well as the XAmerican Taleban John Walker. 'John Loves America', say the parents of the clean shaven Walker. After over two years, they did manage to visit their son. Thursday morning federal officials arranged the brief no-contact visit.

Syndicated columnist Paul Greenberg writes: 'The elevator door to the third floor opens and I find myself in Bill Clinton's own Graceland.'. Seems he had to wait a few extra minutes for Skip Rutherford to show the 'inky wretches' a preview of that library to be built in Arkansas.

XTRA SCOOP: The Xerox Room reveals what the LComStaff (and the 'Gitmo-guys) had on the menu this morning. We still say that the Xtra servings are under reported.

And while on the subject of food, Steve Dunleavy of the New York Post writes: 'California Airheads Unfit To Raise Lettuce'.

Our own Oblio is worried 'bout this aritcle found in this mornings Washington Post: 'Résumé Spamming' Brings an Online Backlash'. Not to worry, Igor and Oblio are guaranteed their Spam supply is safe here at HQ.

Xtra Schtuff: Check out some of these Editor's Xtra reads