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On Fri, 13 Sep 1996, Dale Anderson wrote:
<snip><snip>  I takes a bigger, better person to _admit_ to a previous
> error and then move on with the correct decision, like Sen. Campbell
> did when he became a Republican. 
> 
Hmmmm, certainly your right to have that opinion, but he still looks like
a proto-typical, self-serving, weasel politician to me.

> But It sounds like you prefer someone who has the deep, personal...
<much sarcasm(that I did enjoy!) snipped>...
> for whom who you know what they stand for, yesterday, today, and
> tomorrow, someone you would trust with your teenage daughter,
> 
> Just like Bill Clinton.  BWAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

And you would head for the "moral high ground" with the likes of Beltway
Bob "Nicotine isn't addictive, I've got great family values(just ask my
first wife)..." Dole, Newtie "She only had a slight case of cancer when I
dumped her..." Gingrich and Jessie "Tobacco puts food on my table..."
Helms.

Pull the other one. Pot calling the kettle black time, Dale. If you're
going to play Diogenes then you're going to have to search some place
besides the Republican or Democratic parties. I'm reminded of the Monty
Python and the Holy Grail sketch where the one peasant asks how the other
can identify the king so readily.

"'E hasn't got any sh*t on him..."

The last "teflon" politician was Ronald RayGunZap--the rest of them are
all wearing brown suits.

Marc "I didn't know I was being sarcastic at the time..." Callier