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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: brutusdog who wrote (53778)10/29/2000 1:51:32 PM
From: jlallen  Read Replies (1) of 769670
 
Funny. I haven't see any evidence of conservatives setting high moral standards for others. I did see Republican Congressman rightly concerned that the President lied under oath, affirmatively lied to the American people, cost the US Treasury an enormous sum investigating a matter which he simply should have admitted, possible obstruction of justice, witness tampering, etc., etc. I think the conservatives who set high moral standards vis a vis this type of criminal conduct were right on the mark.

Iceed Tea Al is obviously guilty of numerous campaign finance law violations any more than I need a Court judgment that OJ murdered his wife and Ron Goldman. You don't need a Court judgment to see that when common sense leads to no other conclusion. I think the matter needs to be thoroughly investigated but that is currently impossible because the DOJ itself is obviously a part of the criminal enterprise known as the Clinton Administration.

I suspect you would consider all those who disagree and feel free to speak their mind to you have a condescending and inflammatory tone. That's the way most deeply insecure people feel. The rest of your amateur psychobabble analysis is not worthy of response. And I note you have no evidence to support your original hypothesis either. Typical.

JLA
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