Re: Character That Matters?

[Briana LeClaire <mmsmom1@yahoo.com>]

Lou (et al.), IT WAS WRONG.  Nobody can say it wasn't.  All I'm doing
is pointing out what makes it different from the wrong thing(s) Bill
Clinton did.  :-) B.

Lou Sternberg <loustern@primenet.com> wrote:
>
> Re:  "Rep. Helen Chenoweth, who campaigned on family values . . .
admitted
> having a long-term affair with a married man in the 1980s."
> 
> At 07:40 PM 9/10/98 -0700, you wrote:
> >well of course i have to throw in my $.02
> >
> >Four differences between Helen & the leader of the free world:
> >
> >1. she's contrite
> >2. full disclosure, once someone asked
> >3. she didn't lie to Congress about it
> >4. it was with a peer, not a subordinate.
> >
> >WELL??????  :-)  Briana
> 
> Briana,
> 
> . . . "with a married man"
> 
> You are grasping at straws.  Imagine the ire that Rush would
undoubtedly
> exhibit if the "family-value" politician was a Democrat. 
"aldulterous"
> "illicit" "deceitful" "unChristian" et cetera.  You can fill in the
rest.
> And you can also imagine what Rush would do with a Democrat's claim
of "full
> disclosure, once someone asked."  For a Democrat, wouldn't he
translate that
> into "It's OK to live a lie until you get caught?"
> 
> Lou
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Lou Sternberg, Ph.D.             (208)343-0555
> 5017 Bel Air                     loustern@primenet.com
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> 
> 
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