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To: Tummus1 who wrote (11242)	12/13/1998 6:13:00 PM
From: TraderGreg	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29382

Speaking of lies TWEST, how bout these: 1916--Woodrow Wilson vowed to keep the U. S. out of the war 1960--Eisenhower telling the American people that the U2 was a weather monitoring aircraft. 1961-63--JFK using the Secret Service to bring hookers to him 1964--LBJ asking for more authority to wage war in Vietnam after the Gulf of Tonkin incident(that was later verified to not have occurred) and shortly thereafter the body bags...59,000 of them in all, start coming home. 1988--George Bush promising no new taxes Ain't nobody perfect. BTW, let us not forget that our very Constitution was written by men who were traitors to their birth country(England), by men who intimidated their fellow citizens who were still loyal to England, and by men who found nothing inconsistent with the practice of owning other human beings. So, let's not make them out to be Gods, for Christ's sake. TG

To: Tummus1 who wrote (11242)	12/13/1998 6:26:00 PM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 29382

Bravo,TWEST! that makes tremendous sense to me--and you are so right when you state the immense hyprocrisy coming from the right,and then back it up with hard historical facts--hope you post this message elsewhere--one of the best I have yet read on this tough,tough subject.Good luck,Max

To: Tummus1 who wrote (11242)	12/14/1998 8:09:00 AM
From: majormember	Respond to of 29382

>The hypocrisy being displayed on the Right is staggering in its scope and profoundly destructive in its impact. TWEST, Could not agree with you more. Excellent post! Skane

To: Tummus1 who wrote (11242)	12/15/1998 8:52:00 AM
From: Cary C	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 29382

>>The hypocrisy being displayed on the Right is staggering in its scope and profoundly destructive in its impact. That is the issue here.<< The hypocrisy is displayed many times on many issues from both sides TW. To me party affiliation is not the issue here. The President should be accountable for his actions and face the consequences that any American would face. Any corporate executive would have been terminated by now. No consideration would have been given on his ability to lead that company. There have been a couple of examples given on the news with similar circumstances involving sex, perjury etc. One is serving 5 years in prison the other I believe was serving two. >>profoundly destructive in its impact<< The same can be said as to what message we send to our children and our nation. The President is the leader of OUR nation. I feel one of his/her responsibilities is to lead by example. The current President's actions totally disgust me! Holding the highest office in the country possibly the world comes with responsibilities. To uphold the laws of this great country and to maintain the moral fiber is paramount! The President more so than anybody else should take responsibility for his actions and not twist the truth, play with legal definitions of words or phrases, claim executive privilege, etc. Democrats are quick to point out all of the taxpayers money we are spending but just think how much money we could have saved with some cooperation or better yet the truth to begin with! I have a problem seeing how that is the republicans fault. If a republican or another party affiliation President had done the same thing I would feel the same way. Cary ok, back to stocks