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To: SE who wrote (1493)	11/5/2002 3:30:28 PM
From: Augustus Gloop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90355

Let me say it for her. For years we have been putting Lawyers in office who don't always represent us as well as I'd like. Now thats not a slam on you but it is a concern of mine. It seems like the result is more laws and red tape. I realize that I'm using a pretty broad brush stroke in making that remark but its an opinion I hold. I'm sure you're a good lawyer and to be honest I could use a guy for a med mal case over here. So while I would rather not put you in office that doesn't mean I wouldn't want you to work with me <g> Everybody loves Lawyers.........when they need one :-)

To: SE who wrote (1493)	11/5/2002 5:41:12 PM
From: Annette	Respond to of 90355

As a lawyer, wouldn't you rather be a lawyer and not a politician? We had a Mayor who was a Lawyer, he knew all the necessary lawyer speak to dazzle us us with ...well you know. You didn't know what hit you until you stepped back and said. HEY!! wait a second!! LOL. But he was very interesting man. Guaranteed the press a goofy story almost every week. No to mention the editorial cartoonists!!!!!! He was a one termer, and the Mayors around here are all like that. Then there was this slick lawyer who bambooozled everyone into voting for him for President. Go fig.