From: pcc@s1.gov (Philip C. Cox)
Newsgroups: alt.rush-limbaugh
Subject: Re: Bob Dornan on Bill Clinton - IMPORTANT
Date: 8 Oct 92 22:57:40 GMT
Reply-To: pcc@s1.gov
Organization: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Originator: pcc@s1.gov


In article <1992Oct7.234521.2419@seq.uncwil.edu>, session@seq.uncwil.edu
(Zack C. Sessions) writes:
|> [Regarding the allegations and innuendos made by Rep. Dornan about
|> Clinton's
|> activities in the Soviet Union during 1969, in response to the
|> question:]
|> 
|> >>      Is this the individual the American people should send to
|> >> The White House?
|> 
|> John Deke replies:
|> 
|> >No, but unfortunately I don't think people seem to care.
|> 
|> I care. I care very much.
|> 
|> 
|> >draft dodging
|> 
|> Accusing Clinton of "draft dodging" due to his activities to avoid
|> being
|> drafted is a matter of opinion. He did nothing that most all draft
|> age
|> men during the Vietnam war did. Only 10% of all draftable men during
|> the
|> Vietnam draft were actually drafted. At least Clinton had the gonads
|> to
|> express his discontent and disagreement with the US involvement in
|> Vietnam
|> and do something about avoiding being a part of the madness. What
|> bugs me
|> is someone like Dan-o who supported the war yet pulled strings to get
|> into
|> a special National Guard unit which was guarenteed to never go to
|> Vietnam.
|> (Less than 1% of all Guardsmen ever went to Vietnam, but I guess old
|> Dan-o
|> wasn't taking any chances, eh?)

A gret record for commander & cheif, or does calling out the national
guard 2 times suffice as experience to you?

|> 
|> > tax raising
|> 
|> I assume you are referring to rasing taxes in Arkansas as its
|> Governor. It
|> is pretty hard to balance a state budget with national inflation
|> growing
|> every year without raising SOME taxes. And it has been shown how
|> ludicrous
|> the claims of "raising 128 different taxes" claims were. Need I
|> elaborate,
|> or have you been on this planet for the last few months?

He has already told us he would raise taxes, where have you been?

|> 
|> > adulterer (sp?).
|> 
|> Claims of adultery were never proven. They remain the
|> unsubstantiated,
|> uncorroborated claims of someone who was paid big bucks from a
|> supermarket
|> tabloid for her story.

Then I suppose you supported Clarence Thomas also? Or does proof only
apply to the libewral side of the house?

|> >     Sadly, I just don't see how we can reasonably expect the
|> American public
|> >to show any intelligence and vote against this governor from
|> Arkansas.
|> 
|> On the contrary, every vote for Clinton is an intelligent choice.

How true, an Intelligent choice for class envy, higher taxes,
socialism,
lower quality healthcare, and larger government. 
|> -- 
|> Zack Sessions
|> sessions@seq.uncwil.edu
|> University of North Carolina at Wilmington
|> "Good health is merely the slowest form of dying."
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