OT: I don't know

I'm definitely no expert but the way I learned it was that he inherited an office he didn't want or remotely think he would ever hold, at a time when the world was at war, and he did what he and many others thought was right to bring peace.

I'm not going to comment on whether what he did was moral or the only thing to do, but I still admire his courage.

Lucille

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Lucille
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Shudder!

Cheryl

Definitely on the other side of the aisle from Elizabeth. I'd have liked Liz Dole - but I'd met her once and really liked her

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Cheryl Isaak

So, ummm, other than that she's a Democrat, why does she make you shudder? I mean, she seems pretty middle of the road to me.

Elizabeth

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Dr. Brat

Actually, let me rephrase that: does Pelosi make you shudder more than Clinton or am I reading that into your reply?

Elizabeth

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Dr. Brat

Let's take this off line - I think she's pretty pink C

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Cheryl Isaak

About equally, but for different reasons.

C
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Cheryl Isaak

Ok. I thought you were saying Pelosi would be worse and I just didn't get it.

Elizabeth

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Dr. Brat

No, please don't (take it off line) it's entertaining.

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lucretia borgia

Ha ha, all resolved. No cat fight for you, missy.

Elizabeth

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Dr. Brat

You wouldn't be suggesting that it's those women's fault that he couldn't keep it zipped, would you?

Elizabeth

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Dr. Brat

See ? It worked !

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lucretia borgia

And "pink" is only good for DD's hockey team!! With ya, girlfriend!

Gill

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Gill Murray

Be careful, you, or you'll end up with Romney and then you'll see.

Elizabeth (and I'll be checking into moving to Ireland)

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Dr. Brat

Definitely not ! Had Monica been my daughter I would have killed him. Had she been my daughter, I would have killed her right after him :) (rare smiley)

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lucretia borgia

You bunch are getting too partisan !!!

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lucretia borgia

You know, just because a person (I nearly said guy) assumes office does not mean that all the nation's ills or victories during his/her term is his fault. It takes many years to build things up, and many to go the other way. There is no magic clock that says " you are now sworn in...everything for the next four years is your fault, or your gain".

I think we are back to the media and handler thing again.

Like some want a "flat tax". ( I think it is a workable idea, but won't be truly workable for at least 10-30 years). Do you realise how *many* laws will have to be changed to accomplish that?? I have worked with all the IRS books containg the tax code...there are many of them, all with literally hundreds of flimsy pages.

All IRS does is interpret the wishes of Congress into a workable practical way, using forms.

I know this isn't the current debate, but what has happened in the past administrations, will reflect on the current administration.

So don't blame Bush for all these things. Clinton allowed them to happen, just as he gained from Bush the Elder's term of office.

Gillian

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Gill Murray

Please be sure to save me a seat. Like it or not, I'm going with you.

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Lucille

I don't think all of us are ABSOLUTELY committed to one particular party. Have a preference yes, but a commitment is a different thing. I also suspect and hope that some of us would cross party lines if the better candidate was on the opposite team.

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Lucille

Make it Scotland and I'll come too as we may have to elect a government this year and if St Harper gets in again with a majority, I will need to re-immigrate.

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lucretia borgia

Okay. Scotland sounds good to me. After all, I do love plaid.

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Lucille

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