From: mzhao@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Min Zhao)
Subject: Re: Bush's failing health
Organization: The Ohio State University
Distribution: usa
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 1992 17:48:46 GMT

In article <1992Sep28.081954.1@ulkyvx.louisville.edu> cdpert01@ulkyvx.louisville.edu writes:
>In article <1992Sep28.023725.4400@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>, mzhao@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Min Zhao) writes:
>> In article <1992Sep27.202721.1@ulkyvx.louisville.edu> cdpert01@ulkyvx.louisville.edu writes:
>>>In article <1992Sep27.214729.550@Warren.MENTORG.COM>, tal@Warren.MENTORG.COM (Tom Limoncelli) writes:
>>>> I've been very concerned about Bush's failing health.
>>>> 
>>>> If you compare pictures of him from the last 12 years in 4 year
>>>> increments (I looked though old Time magazines at the library) after
>>>> each election he's really looking a lot worse.  The rate is
>>>> accellerating.
>>>> 
>>>> I called an old college friend who is a political advisor in D.C.
>>>> (well, actually he's in Virginia, just outside of D.C., but his firm
>>>> does most of their work for D.C.-based politicians).  He's conservative
>>>> and works for a conservative think-tank.  When in school we argued
>>>> constantly and never agreed politically.  However, we still call and
>>>> chit-chat now and then.
>>>> 
>>>> He claimed that the word in D.C. was that Bush's health is bad and it's
>>>> getting worse fast.  There was a time this spring when they weren't
>>>> sure if they were going to have to replace him with Baker on the
>>>> ticket.  This is why he didn't officially declare his candidacy until
>>>> relatively late in the game.  He also claimed that word has it that his
>>>> vomiting in Japan was actually a minor stroke.  It was the incident in
>>>> Japan that make the GOP start to consider running someone else.
>>>> 
>>>> Tom "Can you say PRESIDENT QUAYLE?" Limoncelli
>>>> 
>>>> -- 
>>>> Tom Limoncelli -- tal@warren.mentorg.com (work) -- tal@plts.uucp (play)
>>>>        Both candidates are offering economic packages, but only
>>>>           one candidate can leave us with a President Quayle.
>>>>
>>>     Oh please -- not any more unsubstantiated rumors!  But, since
>>>rumor and inaccurate data seems to be the fuel for the alt.politics.*
>>>fires, let me break my own rule and throw in a rumor I heard about
>>>Clinton.  I heard on the Bob Grant radio show on WABC - New York
>>>that a Little Rock prostitute named Bobbie Ann Williams claims
>>>to have a 7-year-old son fathered by Bill Clinton.  She also
>>>claims that Clinton refuses to take a blood test to verify it.
>>>Has anyone else heard about this?  Aren't these rumors more fun
>>>than actually discussing facts?!
>>>
>>>     C. Perttunen
> 
>     [My reply to Min Zhao's post assumes the rumor is true -- even
>     though *I* do not really believe it.  To remind you of this,
>     I will put the 'smiley face' after each of my responses.  CDP]
>  
>>    Good for Clinton !   
>
>     You macho, male chauvinist pig!  Maybe you should vote for
>Wilt Chamberlain for President -- the ex-basketball star who
>claims to have slept with 10,000 women.   :-)

 
  Contrary to what you claim, I am not a male chauvinist. The subject we 
were on happens to involve men. My opinion is that men and women are equal !
If we were talking about Judy Jan Doe , I would have the same opinion that
I expressed. 
 
  Tell me, how many do you know have pursued only one woman or man ? 
How about yourself ?
 
>  
>>    I wish there is someone out there who mysteriously come out and claim 
>> I have a son !  There is nothing happier than that.  Some of you may not
>> like kids, but I love them. 
>
>     Do you love your kids so much that you would abandon them?  You
>wouldn't pay child support?  You wouldn't even visit?  :-)
 
  
      No, never. I will never abandon my kids !  From a personal standpoint,
I love kids, as most of us people do. I have claimed a few god sons, kids of
my good friends. I can proudly tell you that I treat them as my own sons, for
some I have bought more toys and clothes than their parents can, I take them
to places whenever I can, I go to their schools when I have the chances. One of
my kids live in Buffalo, when he was applying for schools early in the spring,
I went there for two weeks to visit all the schools that offer special programs
for gifted children with the child and his parents. I was as proud as anyone 
when he scored the highest scores in almost all catagories except the language
comprehension im the interviews and tests for those programs. 
  
     But the reality and fact is, right or wrong, we had brief or long relation-
ships with other women before. Some of the women we don't even know where they 
are now.  
     And I know the possibility is nearly zero for me, let me repeat, the
hypothetical situation when a son of mine comes to me and calls me daddy will
be the greatest joy for me.  
 
     This is getting away from the point I want to make regarding the rumor.
What I am saying is,  it's reality, it's human, it's nothing a big deal even
if the rumor that Clinton had a son with someone is true.  Some people still
have that "sinful" idea of "illegitimate child". Let me remind you, there is 
no "illegitimate child", a child is the product of a man and a woman being 
together, nothing illegitimate, nothing unusual.  
 
    I will take a President who has other sons but can manage the economy and
the country , I will not take a President who is a proven failure. 

 

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