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rmcrobertson
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Dear Mr. Crawford:
Boy, was that ever a crock.
First off, if you're talking about Hubert Horatio Humphrey, he was a Democrat.
Second: claiming that the "benches are full of Clinton appointees," is utter nonsense. Among other things, a Republican Senate blocked many of his appointees.
Third. Dick Nixon can be heard, ON TAPE, ordering lies and coverups, screaming about Jews, and a long list of other things. You might also want to actually take a look at what the House Judiciary Committee had to say about him. Oh yes...his VP, Spiro Agnew, plea-bargained his way out of office and out of jail, after getting caught sitting in his office and taking envelopes full of cash for awarding contracts back in Maryland.
Fourth--Trent Lott was edged from office for blowing smoke up the *** of arguably the single biggest racist ever to disgrace the floor of the Senate...a man who, incidentally, had illegitimate children with a black woman, whose bed he left to push racist bills, red-bait, and generally lecture America about its declining morality. A charming guy, really, not even equalled by the clown they're running against Obate in Ohio.
Fifth--Newt Gingrich, after a series of improprieties, lost his position as Speaker because he wasn't effective enough for his constituents any more.
Sixth: I see you left out the Republican gov. of Connecticut, as well as sweeties like Henry Hyde, the well-known pro-life militant who drove his girlfriend to get an abortion, then claimed he, "was young and made a mistake," when he got caught. Senator Hyde was 40 at the time. I see you also left out some of our current President's sweetheart deals in Texas, including the Curious Affair of jacking up local taxes to buy a baseball stadium for the Rangers, which he and his buddies promptly bought. The President made 14-plus million on an investment of 600,000...which initial sum he borrowed at sweetheart rates.
Seventh: Republicans will police their own? That's HILARIOUS, dude. Among my home towns is Providence, RI...I suggest you look into the career of Buddy Cianci, which gave the seconding speech for Gerald Ford at the '76 Convention. Or perhaps you might spend a happy afternoon with a good book on the history of Nevada and Las Vegas.
Eighth: by all means, hack into Democrats. There's the current gov of Jersey; there's Mayor Daley. There's Zell Miller. But also, do try to keep the "facts," somewhere in the Solaar System, won't you?
Oh yes...as long as we're being sentimental and weepy over Trent Lott's merely trying to keep an old man happy on his special day, nice move on the slander about President Clinton while the man's getting his chest cracked in New York.
I guess manners aren't a Republican value any more.
Boy, was that ever a crock.
First off, if you're talking about Hubert Horatio Humphrey, he was a Democrat.
Second: claiming that the "benches are full of Clinton appointees," is utter nonsense. Among other things, a Republican Senate blocked many of his appointees.
Third. Dick Nixon can be heard, ON TAPE, ordering lies and coverups, screaming about Jews, and a long list of other things. You might also want to actually take a look at what the House Judiciary Committee had to say about him. Oh yes...his VP, Spiro Agnew, plea-bargained his way out of office and out of jail, after getting caught sitting in his office and taking envelopes full of cash for awarding contracts back in Maryland.
Fourth--Trent Lott was edged from office for blowing smoke up the *** of arguably the single biggest racist ever to disgrace the floor of the Senate...a man who, incidentally, had illegitimate children with a black woman, whose bed he left to push racist bills, red-bait, and generally lecture America about its declining morality. A charming guy, really, not even equalled by the clown they're running against Obate in Ohio.
Fifth--Newt Gingrich, after a series of improprieties, lost his position as Speaker because he wasn't effective enough for his constituents any more.
Sixth: I see you left out the Republican gov. of Connecticut, as well as sweeties like Henry Hyde, the well-known pro-life militant who drove his girlfriend to get an abortion, then claimed he, "was young and made a mistake," when he got caught. Senator Hyde was 40 at the time. I see you also left out some of our current President's sweetheart deals in Texas, including the Curious Affair of jacking up local taxes to buy a baseball stadium for the Rangers, which he and his buddies promptly bought. The President made 14-plus million on an investment of 600,000...which initial sum he borrowed at sweetheart rates.
Seventh: Republicans will police their own? That's HILARIOUS, dude. Among my home towns is Providence, RI...I suggest you look into the career of Buddy Cianci, which gave the seconding speech for Gerald Ford at the '76 Convention. Or perhaps you might spend a happy afternoon with a good book on the history of Nevada and Las Vegas.
Eighth: by all means, hack into Democrats. There's the current gov of Jersey; there's Mayor Daley. There's Zell Miller. But also, do try to keep the "facts," somewhere in the Solaar System, won't you?
Oh yes...as long as we're being sentimental and weepy over Trent Lott's merely trying to keep an old man happy on his special day, nice move on the slander about President Clinton while the man's getting his chest cracked in New York.
I guess manners aren't a Republican value any more.
