From: "Lance Muir" <
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I'd
take an immoral John Kennedy over a moral George Bush any day.
Say no more Lance - A man's morality determines his
theology .... You have
given the answer to something I was
pondering.
Pick a profession, any profession at all (I've removed the jokers). Got
it?
Don't let me see it. Now let me tell you that whatever it is simply
being a
'believer' doesn't intrinsically make you better at it. Anyone
disagree?
Yes!
To be a Head of State takes honor, moral character,
and a certain stability that
is rooted in moral
decency. The true John Kennedy was not revealed until
after his death and today it appears that he spent
much of his time in office
trying to hide his real
priority. Promiscuity is a Kennedy family curse and Camelot
was fantasy. Bill Clinton lived like his
hero Kennedy during his 8yrs in office
and
because of this parents were forced to explain oral sex to grade school children
and BC was publicly exposed as a liar and
perjurer. What a shocking example
for
young Americans many of whom dream of being
President "when they grow up."
I'll take George W. and Laura any day, they
represent decency.
From: "David Miller" <
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> Lance
wrote:
> > The word 'stupid' was a poor choice (a very poor
choice).
>
> Thank you for that admission. I guess this is
as close to saying that
> you were wrong to call Bush stupid as we
might hope for.
>
> Lance wrote:
> > I do think that
one can take the 'measure' of
> > a person through their public
performance.
>
> I agree, but we should not confuse hours of
television interviews with
> public performance, right? Some
look good in front of the camera but
> perform poorly off the
camera. Some write well while others are more
> articulate
orally. Some cannot write or speak, but perform well in
>
administrative responsibilities. There are many ways in which a
person
> can be measured, and television interviews is only one
measurement.
>
> What did Bush say or do in his television
interviews that gave you a
> poor assessment of his intellectual
abilities?
>
> Lance wrote:
> > The 'Iraq choice' was,
in my judgement, a blunder
> > of the first order.
>
>
Why do you think so? I cannot find one problem with the
decision. I
> have always supported this move and still
do. I believe it was a very
> significant move toward world
peace, although true peace will not be
> achieved until everyone in
the world believes in Jesus Christ.
>
> Peace be with
you.
> David Miller, Beverly Hills, Florida.
>
>
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salt, that you may
know how you ought to answer every man."
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