From: PA146008@utkvm1.utk.edu (David Veal)
Subject: Re: ==> Send a Card To Rich Bond?
Organization: University of Tennessee Division of Continuing Education
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 16:45:45 GMT

In article <1bmiv2INN9ko@rave.larc.nasa.gov> jcburt@gatsibm.larc.nasa.gov () writes:

>>[List of Clinton's "evils" deleted.]
>>
>>	So it's just a weeeee bit hypocritcal of "you people" to be saying
>>that.
>>
>>Brett                                                      
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>>Proconsul Computer Consulting                                        CHA-CHING!
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>
> Uh-huh, this from the group that leaves us with the following memories...you're
>right if you say talk is cheap, and actions speak lounder than words...do you really
>LIKE these actions?
>
>>From: darsie@eecs.ucdavis.edu (Richard Darsie)
>>

>>[Some of Bush's "evils" deleted.]

>>* Governing by veto

     You really can't have this both ways.  George Bush has vetoed 
*thirty seven* things in his four years.  Which leaves *thousands* of
bills signed into law by him.
     That isn't governing by veto, no matter how much you huff and puff.

>>* Irritating repetitive hand-slicing-in-the-air gesture

     One of the great issues threatening the Republic.

>>* Racist 1988 Willie Horton ad

     Another great issue threatening the Republic.

>>* Knee-jerk anti-tax rhetoric actually favors the rich

     I can understand that.  If we don't pass taxes the rich get to keep
more of the "government's" money, and therefore we're supporting the rich.

     Weird.

>>* The "vision thing"

     We are just drowning in these imporant issues.

>>* Vetoes the Family Leave Bill

     Bad *unconstitutional* (if anybody cares) bill.

     But I've never accused either the Democrats or the Republicans for
being real concerned about the law.

>>* Grows up rich and privileged, then needles Clinton for attending
>>  Oxford

     *Another* issue to fire up the people.

     This is as stupid as Bush talking about Clinton visiting Moscow.  Can't
*one* side lay off the petty attacks?

>>* Divorced from reality to the extent he didn't know about grocery store
>>  price scanners

     Hell, *I'm* impressed by grocery store scanners.

     Accuracy in articles.  We need some.

>>* Hands out weapons contracts and emergency relief as campaign favors

     Like popcorn.  It's a time honored tradition.

>>* Fractured, imprecise, maddening syntax

     Issues:  Fast and furious.

>>* Emphasizes cynical, expensive, military-style drug war, ignores social
>>  reality

     It's a damn shame, too, that his major opponents agree with him.

>>* Education president?

     I don't suppose anybody cares that federal involvement in education
is unconstitutional?

     But I forget, these days "advanced my agenda" superseeds the Supreme
Law of the Land.

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