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To: Dr. Doktor who wrote (5296)	3/29/2002 7:08:09 AM
From: Lane3	Respond to of 21057

Those are my thoughts on the previous president. Those characteristics are shared by many liberals on this thread. Just an objective observation. Then perhaps you'd share with us the thought process that produced your observation. <<These qualities don't make Clit'n unique, they make him a liberal.>> The author listed a number of Clinton descriptors in the excerpt you cited. They include: profound immaturity pathological selfishness cynicism relentless corruption moral relativism more attention to marketing than to substance solipsistic callowness; angry, adolescent side; self-involvement; childishness moral turpitude poll whether or not he should tell the truth The first four he attributed to Clinton, specifically. The rest he claimed were characteristic of Clinton's generation. You are saying that the characteristics on this list are neither specific to Clinton nor typical of his generation but typical of liberals. Perhaps you can elaborate. I can where one might characterize liberals, as a group, as moral relativists. It's not apparent to me how the other characteristics might apply. I can more easily see them attributed to a generation, as did the author, than to a political perspective. How is it that you generalize from Clinton to a political group? Karen