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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kevin Rose who wrote (444733)	8/18/2003 4:50:49 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

”The fact that the biggest scandal of his presidency was over a sexual affair speaks volumes…” The big issue of his presidency was over his character. In a nation of laws he held himself above the law. In a nation of equality he held himself as an exception. In a nation that stands against oppression, brutality and tyrannism against individuals, he used his office to slander, oppress, brutalize, rape, and degrade women who had supported him in coming to power. He behaved dishonorably with respect to his wife and daughter. He lied to the American people, while asking for our support in this very lie. He held liberals hostage while every liberal agenda was sacrificed at the alter of Roe v Wade. He single handedly caused the most powerful force for civilized social movement the world had ever known(the Democratic Party) to crumble under the blackmail that Roe V Wade would be overturned if liberals held him accountable. He committed perjury in the highest court in the land. He violated oaths of office, and in a Nation of laws demonstrated open disregard for justice, and the justice system. Liberals were quick to point out that sexual scandal is everywhere in our culture, with out much opposition, not just with the Left or with Bill Clinton. What speaks volumes is the fact that the remnant clintonites still claim that it was just about his private sexual life.

To: Kevin Rose who wrote (444733)	8/18/2003 5:07:31 PM
From: DavesM	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

I find it interesting that you find a sexual affair more scandalous than the CA energy crisis, the Enron/WorldCom/Global Crossing/accounting scandals, or the Marc Rich pardon. re:"The fact that the biggest scandal of his presidency was over a sexual affair speaks volumes in the wake of Iran-Contra, S&L crises, etc."