SH> It's been a good week in politics:

 SH> 1.  For the second time in two months, Obama goes to
 SH> Copenhagen and comes home empty handed - no Chicago
 SH> Olympics and no "global climate change" agreement.  For

 It's truly pitiful that anyone calling himself an American
 cheers when America loses.

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 SH> Copenhagen, Cigar Willy's ever more frumpy wife proposes a

 It's also pitiful when the sex appeal of a 60 something woman is
 the standard by which she is judged.
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 SH> world so that they can join the fight against something
 SH> that does not exist.

 And more pitiful still when someone claims something doesn't
 exist with zero qualifications and even it's sever professional
 critics offer no more objection than doubts.

 SH> 2.  Ben Nelson (D) acquiesces in bribery to push democrats

 It was actually extortion, not bribery, that Nelson was engaging
 in.

 SH> over the top in their effort to socialize medicine with the

 Funny that the definition of socialism seems to be pouring money
 into the coffers of the private sector.

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 SH> 3.  Robert Ray, successor to Ken Starr, says that he
 SH> informed Cigar Willy and his fishwife in certain terms that
 SH> he was about to indict them both for felonies associated
 SH> with Whitewater and Slutgate.

 Seems that one isn't quite true either. Seems Robert Ray was
 "reported" as maybe going to do something, but maybe not.

 SH> Mr. Ray told Cigar that any
 SH> plea deal he entered must forever bar him from the practice
 SH> of law, up to an including the Supreme Court.  Cigar

 Funny, that didn't happen.

 SH> acquiesced in Mr. Ray's demand, entering a plea deal that
 SH> covered himself and the current United States Secretary of
 SH> State.

 Funny, it didn't happen.

 SH> I wonder how many questions Cigar and his fishwife
 SH> will be asked about this by the mainstreatm press?  My
 SH> guess is zero.

 Pitiful indeed when smear is the only discourse some can engage
 in.

 SH> 4.  The rest of this installation is quotes from Nat
 SH> Hentoff, libertarian scholar and self-described Jew
 SH> atheist, in an interview with John Whitehead of the
 SH> Rutheford Institute:

 Ah, playing the religion card again.

 SH>     a.  "I try to avoid hyperbole, but I think Obama is
 SH>     possibly the most dangerous and destructive president
 SH>     we have ever had."

 Gee...one nobody has an opinion.

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 SH>     c.  "I am beginning to think that this guy is a phony.
 SH>     Obama seems to have no firm principles that I can
 SH>     discern that he will adhere to. His only principle is
 SH>     his own aggrandizement. This is a very dangerous
 SH>     mindset for a president to have."

 Small minded people might think something like that.

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 Conspiracy paranoia deleted.

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 SH>     g.  "As usual, the people who are poorest - the blacks,
 SH>     Hispanics and disabled people - are going to suffer
 SH>     more than anyone else under the Obama administration.

 Sounds like right wingers wanting to keep them on the
 plantation.

 SH>     This is a dishonest administration, because it is
 SH>     becoming clear that the unemployment statistics of the
 SH>     Obama administration are not believable. I can't think
 SH>     of a single area where Obama is not destructive."

 Gee... I was telling you all about the cooked books on
 unemployment all through the Bush administration.

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BOB KLAHN bob.klahn{at}sev.org   http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn

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