🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <SMITH.93Mar26090632@gramian.harvard.edu>, smith@gramian.harvard.edu (Steven Smith) writes:
>cj@eno.esd.sgi.com (C.J. Silverio) writes:
>
>> kloomis@cco.caltech.edu writes:
>> | So what is the problem?
>> 
>> Hillary Clinton is a woman.  
>> 
>> Dollars to donuts that the problem is just that.  Modulo the normal
>> whining we're hearing from out-of-power Republicans, that is.
>
>Exactly.  This is the precise argument the federal court used when it
>ruled against Hillary Rodham Clinton's entirely secret meetings.
>Thankfully more people ``get it'' now.
>
>Steven Smith
>
>
>P.S. By the way, isn't ``getting it'' the phrase used in the movie
>_Semi-Tough_ to describe the internalization of new age guru Werner
>Erhardt's I-am-a-good-person philosphy?

SG	Maybe the meetings are secret so she can donate more money to the 
National Lawyers Guild, a Marxist front on the Atty Gen's list of subversive 
orgs...and so Slickwillie can again protest Am foreign policy in the enemy's 
capital...
	Ahoy, you liberals (not that i like conservatism)!!
	The secrecy of the meetings eases the increase in our Welfare State. 
THAT'S why they're bad. Besides, if you like OUR 
GIGANTIC/FASCIST/SOCIALIST/WELFARE STATE, why, you regard yourself as a serf to 
his lord (and lady). In that context, the govt knows best. SHUT UP! And stay in 
your place and pay more taxes. The joke's on you. Roman bread and circuses. 

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and morally despises Mother Theresa.                  |     PMSC13SG@UMASSD.EDU
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Bismarck, the militarist dictator,  invented the modern welfare state.

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"The existential atmosphere of [the pre-WW1 West] (which was then being 
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benevolence that would be incredible to the men of today, i.e., a smiling 
confident good will of man to man, and of man to life."             Ayn Rand
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STEPHEN GROSSMAN                                            PMSC13SG@UMASSD.EDU