From: Bill Lucy 

In article ,
rgparker{at}west.net says...

> I think this comparison is unfair. The ability of a US President to spin
> an issue is orders of magnitude greater than the ability of almost any
> private citizen and certainly orders of magnitude greater than that of
> the Miami Cuban relatives in this case.

I think that the administration screwed up this issue from the get-go. A
guardian ad litem would not have allowed it to get this far. But after the
end of last year, the Miami family was in a position of great power.
Although you may feel that the President can spin an issue, I think you
give way too much power to that ability.

> So are these people supposed to passively accept what is happening while
> the WH and DOJ spin like mad with their many allies working in
> conjunction?

When someone is wrong, yes. They should accept that they were wrong, and
live with it.

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