From: knguyen@emr1.emr.ca (Kim Nguyen)
Subject: Re: Clinton
Organization: Energy, Mines, and Resources, Ottawa
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 02:36:18 GMT

In article <cemG02=U24Cx01@JUTS.ccc.amdahl.com> vqt00@DUTS.ccc.amdahl.com (Married With Children) writes:
>
>In article <183757@pyramid.pyramid.com> knguyen@pyrman2.pyramid.com (Kirby Nguyen) writes:
>>
>>        The following is my opinion regarding to Bill Clinton's
>>        candidacy;let me make myself straight and clear for anyone
>>        who still has strong support for this man :
>>
>>        * He betrayed his wife (whom I truthfully respect of her
>>          bounty ) by having an affair.
>>        * He betrayed his country by dodging the draft (Now the FBI
>>          is investigating the rumor about his denial of USA citizenship
>>          during that time ).
>>        I deeply feel sorry for Hillary Clinton's hidden suffering
>>        and all who've served in military then and now to protect,
>>        even to died for America if this cheating husband and shameless
>>        citizen becomes the President of USA.
>>
>>        What's clean (physically speaking of his body)and good(mentally
>>        speaking of his mind)Bill Clinton's got left for you , Viet-
>>        America , to vote for , Lip-promises ?
>>
>>        Let's wake-up and smell the "Ca`-Phe^-Phin",Viet-America.
>
>While I don't plan to vote for Clinton, I feel that we should separate
>a candidate's personal and public life.  I feel that Clinton may be a
>bad, unfaithful husband and could still be the greatest President of
>the USA.
>
>I could understand the reason Clinton did not want to be all he can be.
>The US had no goals and objectives in the Vietnam war and perhaps he just
>did not want to become another statistics.
>
>I think that the issue that matters most to me is the US economy, the
>budget deficit and the national debts.  These are the most important
>issues for this and the future generation.  Without confront these
>problems, my children and I may not be able to have a better life like
>I do now.
>
>I like Perot for his dealing directly with the biggest problems.  However,
>I am afraid that he is going to do anything to get his ways.  For Bush,
>I am not so sure whether he is the cause of the problem or he just simply
>inherits the problems.  I just know that I am down to Bush and Perot but
>not clear which one yet.  Maybe I will need a coin.
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- Why are you sure that US had no goals and objectives in the VN war ?

- If Clinton did not want to become another statistics, another ought to
do the service and be dead so that one day on the international arena we
will have a president.

-One young guy who once appeared in Moscow to show that he is a different
patriotic.

-The unfaithfulness to one's spouse can be put aside when wanting to be in
highest position.

Going into politics, one must be scrutinized and valued differently. The
honor to be president must be paid by living a modal life.

-No one can expect a miracle for global downturn of economy. The free trade
of US, Canada and Mexico is the starting point.

-Bush, as an experienced guy, has solved many problems (Berlin Wall, oil
supply in Kuwait, collapse of Soviets). The atmosphere is ready for a
recovery. Let him do it. Reading lips of Perot or Clinton looks like
flipping coin.