🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <39dpmp$gdv@elroy.jpl.nasa.gov> alan@elroy.jpl.nasa.gov (Alan S. Mazer) writes:
>First let me say I'm a Republican.  But Huffington is _so_ extreme in his
>misrepresentation of the facts that I can't stand to vote for him.  Note the
>differences in the two situations.
>
>Michael Huffington hired an illegal alien or his wife did -- ...
>
>
>I urge other Republican, even "right-wing conservatives" like myself.  Look at
>Huffington.  Look at what he claims Feinstein says and does (like voting for
>student loans -- should she vote against student loans because her husband
>has investments in a company that might benefit?) and then read the facts.
>Look at his new flyer which tries to make it appear like he is a veteran.
>I never thought I'd vote for Feinstein, but at some point you need to say
>"Enough is enough" and balance the policies a person stands for against their
>integrity or lack of it.

Frankly, Senator Feinstein's brazen frontal assault on the Bill of
Rights makes this 'Nanny-Gate' business rather a piddling insignificant
issue, amplified only by the press's ruthless hunger for news.  As a
former Deomcrat I would like to take this opportunity to publicly
apologize for *EVER* having voted for her.  I am appalled to note that
someone can run on a platfor of 'a woman's right to choose' while
denying law-abiding citizens the most fundamental right to defend
themselves from criminal assault in their own homes.  The best I can say
in my own defense is that I will never knowingly make that mistake
again.

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