<<
and it's hard to fight a fixed idea, no matter how absurd, once it gets
planted in somebody's brain
>>

Hmm...funny you should say that.  I can think of many examples of that
too.  

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Subject: RE: [OT] Now THIS is pandering to fear and ignorance


Mike:

! It was Clinton's idea not to ratify Kyoto. 

Actually that was one of his better ideas, along with some measure of
welfare reform and the balanced budget (albeit that really ended up
being bipartisan smoke and mirrors using Social Security that would make
the folks at Enron look like honest accountants). Also all borrowed --
or as Dick Morris would say 'triangulated' -- Republican ideas.

! This lying,
! cheating bastard has no shame at all.

The 'lying cheating bastard' part is not unique to him nor uniquely the
domain of Democrats, but he sure had it down to an art form -- people
liked him the same way they like the shady cool James Dean type
character who can always bend or break the rules and bang all the chicks
without actually suffering the consequences like normal guys

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