Re: Fair for the gander

Gary  KW4Z <kw4z@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Just was listening to some talk about the situation with Huckabee
> pardoning the rapist that went on to ***ually assault and kill another
> woman in an adjoining state.  This very type thing was put forth, by
> the Republican Party, as reason for disqualifying Dukakis (pardon the
> spelling if wrong). I think this is obscenely poor judgment and
> although ONE single event it only takes ONE very wrong judgment to
> cause much harm to the Government and the United States.  I think this
> should hurt his chances if not disqualify him for consideration.  I
> did listen to Romney's speech also and was actually impressed with it.
>  I'm also offended that so many people try and politicize it to the
> point of showing their own ignorance.  The speech was mostly James
> Madison who was one of the founding fathers and many of the complaints
> of the speech criticize the content as if Mr. Romney thought of it
> himself.   Not that our founding fathers were foolproof or beyond 
> reproach and they did live in a different time than we do but the
> content of the message I feel was right on point and I think he did
> his candidacy benefit by it.
> 
> On the Hillary Front I'm fearing that her handlers are about to handle
> her right into a third place showing in Iowa and possibly second place
> on the national front.  This to me is very im****tant because I don't
> judge a president as much on His total ability but in large part on
> that ability, actions, AND who he chooses to surround himself with. 
> That is the people the president picks for VP and other cabinet post. 
> I liked Hillary but I'm thinking her Campaign staff is about to blow
> it for her. 
> 
None of these Turkeys are morally or otherwise fit to be president so 
anything could happen to the front-runner. It gives a preview of where 
the country is heading. Not pretty but accurate.