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Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Fred Sawyer and Huckabee Finn

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The entire Supreme Court -- including the justices Clinton appointed -- boycotted Clinton's State of the Union address after his impeachment trial. That's what they thought of crimes that attack the legal system.

Rep. James Rogan lost his congressional seat because he stuck by his principles as a manager of Clinton's impeachment. Lifelong Democrat David Schippers abandoned his party's lockstep defense of Clinton to pursue Clinton's impeachment as the House Judiciary Committee's chief counsel. Rep. Henry Hyde saw an affair he had in 1965 become front-page news because he wouldn't waver from doing his job under the Constitution.

But, as The New York Times recently said, Thompson "agonized over what he saw as two 'bad choices.'"

What bad choices? Punishing a multiple felon or not punishing him? This wasn't exactly a job for King Solomon, pal.

The Times reported that calls from Thompson's Tennessee constituents showed that they "overwhelmingly favored removing President Bill Clinton from office."

So Thompson could either: (1) Follow the Constitution and make his constituents happy or, (2) disregard the Constitution and make his Hollywood friends happy.

Only a handful of Republicans voted against all law and reason to keep Clinton in office, and only one of them was from Tennessee.

This isn't the time to be toying with any Republican who had a Clinton in his sights and ended up shooting himself in the foot.

If you're bored with our top candidates, go see a slasher movie. Don't take it out on a presidential election.

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savvyconsumer7 Location: CA

Reply # 1
Date: Dec 3, 2007 - 4:43 PM EST

A Real Need for Choice at the Ballot Box

"Most issues involve questions that cannot be addressed by money or the administrative control of material things. Yet the materialist mindset that dominates the de facto screening process for candidates for public office eliminates or denigrates anyone who takes such questions seriously.

Unfortunately, the damage done is not just to a few individuals, but to the people as a whole, who end up on election day with no choices that represent their shared principles, their common sense of right and wrong, and of the importance of faith, family, and moral identity. As we settle for a choice of candidates that has less and less to do with our moral identity, we end up with officials who cannot understand or articulate the moral dimension of the challenges we face, and who therefore cannot represent or sustain the moral courage needed to deal with them.

Whether it's a national disaster like Hurricane Katrina, or a challenge to our national security like terrorism, such moral courage is indispensable to our survival as a free people."

By Alan Keyes in "Crisis of the Republic" on "Elections, media and money" at: http://www.alankeyes.com/columns.php?date=070509

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molokaimlke Location: HI

Reply # 2
Date: Nov 2, 2007 - 4:21 AM EST

ELECTION

This is the best we can do? Fred T. or Huck ?
Hillery, or Bama? Next to Bush, give America
any one. Doesn't matter which snake. We are
going down hill. What light weights! Bama may
want to do good. But, he's out of his league.
I don't care what he says. He's weak.. Pres.
Carter was the worse. Rates 22%, gas lines,
he sucked out American pride. Now, Bush is
the worse, no one is close. The fact that he
put America in Iraq, puts him on top as insane.
The fact that Bush believes he is always right.
With God on his side. America trying to relate
with Arabs. Enough, stop pushing us on others.
We relate to them like deer relates to lions.
Like large companies, people simulate their
leader. Capitol Hill sims Bush. Corrupt and evil..

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