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Skriven 2016-10-16 00:29:47 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
  Kommentar till text 37013 av Gregory Deyss (1:267/150)
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Hello Gregory,

 LL>>>> All of Bill Clinton's affairs were consentual.

 GD> I remember Bill Clinton looking straight into the camera lens and stating
 GD> "Now look at me, I am serious I did not have sexual relations with that
 GD> woman."

 GD> As it turns out he did.

You are confusing the women Bill Clinton admitted to having had
sexual relations with.  At first he had denied having had sexual
relations with Gennifer Flowers, but years later he admitted it
when put under oath.  Paula Jones was just trailer trash, nothing
more, so he just paid her off to keep her quiet.  As for the
woman who held everybody's attention for most of Bill Clinton's
second term, this is what the man had to say about her -

"I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Ms. Lewinski."
~Bill Clinton

He was being truthful about Ms. Lewinski, as getting a blowjob
from a female White House intern is not the same thing as having
sexual intercourse.  You understand?  Bill Clinton is a lawyer.
And his wife Hillary is, too.  Both of them know full well what
the difference is.

Now had it been a male White House intern things might very well
have turned out differently, with the Senate throwing him out on
his ass after the House impeached him.  But Bill Clinton was not
Mike Foley, and so Republicans had to let him stay.

So, the question you should be asking yourself has nothing to
do with Bill Clinton, but rather with Donald Trump -

What was Mike Foley doing sitting in the front row behind Donald
Trump while he was making a speech to an audience?  Is there
something going on between The Donald and the former Speaker of
the House?

You do realize why Mike Foley resigned from the Congress ...

 LL>> Had it not been for Bill Clinton saving the economy by growing
 LL>> 22 million new jobs, many of those millennials would not be here
 LL>> today.

 GD> Bill Clinton also gave us NAFTA. Very very bad.

Mexicans love it.  And so do many others south of the border.
In fact, they love it so much that Hillary wants open borders
for all ...

 LL>> Yes, millennials do deserve to know the truth.  But whose truth
 LL>> will they believe?

 GD> Words are not necessary, The image of Bill Clinton's face at the debate
says
 GD> it all.

His daughter was patting him on the arm, reassuring him that
everything would be okay.  Both of them truly felt sorry for
Mr. Trump, knowing all the stories that would soon be coming
his way ...

 LL>> The truth as told to them
 LL>> by somebody else?  We do not have the right to make those choices
 LL>> for them.  Even if we wanted to, we would not be able.  They are old
 LL>> enough to make their own choices.  And it won't be long before their
 LL>> choice will be the only choice that matters, as we continue to age
 LL>> ourselves into oblivion.

 GD> That's what history books are for.

Victors write the histories, rewriting those histories to be whatever
they want them to be.  Over 90% of the histories of the US civil war
have been written from a Yankee point of view.  But Southerners would
disagree with most of everything presented.  Why is that?  Could it be
that histories are nothing more than stories, some more believable
than others, but none of them really truthful?

 GD> The time is short, we can not wait for the ink to be dry, for it is now
that
 GD> we must make the information fly.

Information, or propaganda?  Is there a difference?  This is a
political campaign, between two forces, both of which may be evil.

 GD> But make no mistake books will written about this election.

And when the sun comes up the next morning everybody will have
a hangover and wish it would all end ...

 LL>> I am not a label.  And neither are you.

 GD> I am surely not a liberal. This can be plainly seen.

FDR was a conservative.  Saved capitalism from itself.
And then the liberals took over and messed it all up.
What we need today is another good conservative to lead
this country.  Not just a good conservative, but a true
conservative.  A real conservative like Jerry Brown.
But he seems to be happy with his present job, so it
looks like we'll all have to wait until somebody else
comes along who can take his place.

 LL>> Or anybody else, for that
 LL>> matter.  I look at the candidates, compare their views, and make an
 LL>> informed choice as to whom I believe is best.  I may not like any
 LL>> of them, leaving that choice as being the best of the worst.

 GD> As do I. but truthfully I know that Hillary Clinton is very very
dishonest.
 GD> There have been too many things that she lied about and all that blood on
 GD> her hands.

Politicians never lie.  They are just expedient with the truth.

 LL>> In this year's presidential election, the two choices we have
 LL>> are the two most unpopular candidates possible.  One could vote
 LL>> for somebody else, such as Gary Johnson or Jill Stein, but that
 LL>> would be a wasted vote as neither of them has a snowball's
 LL>> chance in hell of winning.

 GD> I agree with you a vote cast for those clowns would be a complete waste.

Maybe the CIA guy will win Utah and throw the election to the House.

 LL>> So it is either Tweedle Dee or Tweedle Dum.  Pick your poison.

 GD> I want a strong America, so you know who I am voting for and it is not
 GD> Hillary.

Not to worry.  Mormons will save America by voting for McMullen.

 LL>> You seem to have forgotten all about that Muslim soldier who gave
 LL>> his life for his country.

 GD> No I did not forget about Humayun Saqib Muazzam Khan is a Hero.
 GD> His father is a piece of garbage.

Both father and mother are grieving the loss of their son.  How
does that make either of them a "piece of garbage"?

 LL>> His parents were horrified by what Trump
 LL>> said, and so was everybody else.  Why didn't Trump apologize?  Did
 LL>> Trump even bother to read the U.S. Constitution?  The dead soldier's
 LL>> father offered to give him a copy ...

 GD> Why is a garbage? It was another Hillary Clinton Stunt.

Holding up a copy of the US Constitution at the Democratic National
Convention is a stunt?  Offering to loan it to Donald Trump is a stunt?
Of course, I am sure that Donald Trump can easily afford to buy himself
a copy, or download a copy for free.  But still ...

 GD> Did you ever notice that this election is eighty percent of Trump bashing
 GD> and not what she will actually do.

I would not have expected Hillary Clinton to ask voters to vote for
anybody other than herself.  And yet she did, at the last debate.

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--Lee

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