I appreciate your point.
But, describing extortion as a mistake...
A surgeon slips with the scalpel - that's a mistake. Asking for a
bribe, how can that be interpreted as a mistake?
Maureen
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "asburycouple" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> She is personal friends with someone who made some terrible
mistakes.
> While I understand (and on some level share) the discomfort with
that,
> on another level I give her credit for being a loyal friend who
> refuses to abandon someone just because she will be criticized for
> maintaining the friendship. I really don't think anyone truly
> believes she is the least bit corrupt. So give her some credit for
> being strong enough to stand by a friend when it would be much
easier
> not to.
>
> That said, I do think as a strong and proactive voice against
> corruption it is intellectually dishonest of her to pretend that
> Weldon didn't exist when bringing up corruption of the recent
past.
> Friend or not, if she's choosing to bring up the topic then be as
> critical of his actions as she is of others. If Kate's not willing
to
> do that then she should avoid the topic all-together.
>
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