wroteGreg Reinhardt Excelsior
> Should the lies of a "good" man be forgiven while the lies of a "bad" man are fully
prosecuted? Does a person's "good' intentions trump the fact that one has uttered a lie, let alone five?
It appears that if you lie big enough you get to be re-elected President. Of course, it helps to have your buddies running most of the mainstream media and getting those who are supposed to be the ones in charge of state elections to come on board as your campaign manager giving them a vested interest in the outcome of the election.
But then the answer to your question boils down to whether the President is a "good" man or a "bad" man and that depends on your level of income.
Steven M Nelson
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