Arthur V. Watkins, a Republican, was an honorable man. Consequently, the censure of Joseph McCarthy was not done in error. Had his information been "impeccable," he would not have been censured.
The Party of Joseph McCarthy may, if it chooses, call the Democratic Party "the Democrat Party" in error. It shows pique and little regard for history and fair discussion. Arthur V. Watkins and others of honor will, in this author's view, remain a Republican.
It's not the "Republic Pary," either.
Smiling all the time,
Ed Darrell
Dallas, by way of Columbia Falls, Montana
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Okay, Sandy, you got me.His information, on the grand scale, was impeccable. We were infiltrated, and the process was deliberate, targeted, and ongoing. Whether he played lawyer's tricks with rosaries tucked into hankies, or Ross Perot tricks with empty boxes allegedly full of documents, the large truth is that he correctly called attention to a clear and present danger, one that was pooh-poohed by many for years after his exit from the stage, but which history has proved to have been real.Jim HendersonSenior CounselACLJ_______________________________________________
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