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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 279R-WF-222936-BEI [A copy of the this e-mail will be placed in the 1A along with the interview notes. ] IVINS "has always been very opinionated when it comes to politics and political issues." IVINS followed current political issues and was more toward the left but over the course of time believed t VINS moved toward the center on his political stances. When was asked if IVINS had any obsessions[__]replied that IVINS hated fraternities and sororities, and was against abortion and the death penalty. However, afte drown_her children IVINS changed his stance on the death penalty. didn't recall seeing the American Family Association (AFA) Journal in the office, but indicated that IVINS would frequently bri i pers and magazines into the office. [read a quote from one of IVINS' e-mails regarding how e erican Civil Liberties Union ae a stances impede on the ability to fight terrorism and asked if IVINS ever talked about these issues with which IVINS had not. IVINS "does hold grudges" and if someone would hurt his et even. An example of this was when colored the lenses of a pair of safety glasses on IVINS’ ddsk with a sharpie, he didn't talk to either of them for several weeks. IVINS hated the New York Yankees and thought_people from New York were elitist and didn't like them sked if she remembered a sign that_was hung on door that said 'FBI Rat! d if had any ideas who may i ere, to which [| respon led that it was either IVINS o: IVINS rarely talked about his family but when he did he talked about family vacations that he had taken when he was a kid. IVINS had talked a that they had which went through Trenton, New Jersey. recalls IVINS describing one of his brothers as crazy with which he has no contact and the other as living somewhere in North Carolina.