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Offline franksolich

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Pedro Picasso tries to get traction
« on: June 26, 2009, 10:13:30 AM »
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Oh my.

First, the questionable primitive:

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question everything  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 01:46 PM
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Hey, media and others; Clinton and Spitzer did not preach "family values" nor pointing the fingers at others who cheated.

It is the hypocrisy. Gingrich, and Sanford, and Foley, and Craig and the rest of them. Going around feeling oh so smug and superior, carrying their "faith" feeling "moral" superiority above the rest of us while at the same time conducting extra marital affair.

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DrToast (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 01:49 PM
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1. Spitzer was the biggest hypocrite of them all

This guy used to bust up prostitution rings and preached about their evils. Then he started using them!

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SunsetDreams  (1000+ posts)      Thu Jun-25-09 01:53 PM
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2. ugh, why did you have to ruin it?

I mainly agree with what the OP is trying to say though.

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RaleighNCDUer  (1000+ posts)      Thu Jun-25-09 01:55 PM
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3. But with Spitzer it was not about 'faith' and 'morality' - it was about breaking the law.

And besides, how else would he get the good phone numbers?

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depakid  (1000+ posts)      Thu Jun-25-09 02:43 PM
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12. Actually, it was more about prosecuting people for doing almost exactly what Spitzer himself did

Something of a character flaw, IMO.

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LaurenG  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 01:58 PM
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4. Yeah ya big butt heads!

Get your facts straight or getout of the business of Journalism!

Pedro Picasso:

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Atman  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 01:58 PM
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5. I don't think you'll get a lot of traction with that one.

It's pretty hard to make the case that Spitzer wasn't a hypocrite. You can't go around preaching law and order when you're breaking the law.

Sayeth the primitive who, because of his uncontrollable rage and anger, zips through Massachusetts at 120 mph, and Pennsylvania at 130 mph.

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question everything  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 02:18 PM
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7. Yeah, I suppose you are right

Earlier on CNN they kept running that clip "I did not have sexual relations with that woman" and emails from viewers who say that Clinton did not resign then why should Sanford.

And on right wing board someone was trying to "compare" this hypocrisy with the Democrats who did not pay their taxes but claim that this is a "moral obligation." Big difference, I told them.

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polmaven  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 02:29 PM
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9. But where was the hypocricy? 

President Clinton did not spout off every chance he got about the "family values" and the morals of everyone else. He did not try to shove religion down everyone's throats. Sanford did. Gingrich did. etc. etc.....

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Atman  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 02:43 PM
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11. Be careful of the shoving things down throats metaphor on this one!

Just sayin'. Monica might beg to differ.

Pedro Picasso has one of those stupid smileys--the waving smiley--waving at franksolich.

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RaleighNCDUer  (1000+ posts)      Thu Jun-25-09 02:48 PM
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13. And clinton did not walk away from his job for a week and leave everyone wondering where the **** he was when he should have been on duty.

There is really no comparison.

franksolich is still considering changing his name to "SandhillsNECCer;" perhaps he has enough clout here with the authorities to do that.

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kestrel91316  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 02:03 PM
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6. You forgot Ensign. He's the biggest fundie preacher of the bunch.

So IMHO far and away the biggest hypocrite.

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question everything  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 02:18 PM
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8. Don't know much about him, but, no doubt, it fits the pattern especially with dreams about the White House.

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kestrel91316  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 02:41 PM
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10. Ensign's a Pentecostal and a big anti-gay-marriage finger wagger.

I know him well enough from years ago in college that I am laughing about him 24/7.

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Barrymores Ghost  (1000+ posts)      Thu Jun-25-09 02:51 PM
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14. You forgot Bobs Smith, Barr, and Livingston, Henry Hyde, Helen Chenoweth, David Vitter...

...Joey Scarborough, Arnold Schwarzenegger, the entire male Bush clan, Ronald Reagan (who was bonking Nancy while married to Jane Wyman), Bill Bennett, Jimmy Swaggart, Ted Haggert, Jim Bakker, Billy Graham (who liked French whores), and the list goes on and on and on.

The lot of them, phoney moralists and hypocrits and shameless philanderers.

Oh my.  That, from a primitive.

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question everything  (1000+ posts)        Thu Jun-25-09 04:39 PM
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15. I know, can't keep up with all of them

Hell, franksolich lost track of the (D)s about 1983 or something, there's been so many of them.
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Re: Pedro Picasso tries to get traction
« Reply #1 on: June 26, 2009, 10:49:30 AM »
Why do Little Goons think it is less shameful to live a life with no moral expectations than to live a life with a moral compass yet still go astray?

Hypocrisy?  That could hardly be the bigger sin since socialism and liberalism are built on hypocrisy and is a foredrawn conclusion when considering DemocratUnderground.com.

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Re: Pedro Picasso tries to get traction
« Reply #2 on: June 26, 2009, 11:14:41 AM »
I'm pretty sure you could go back to damn near any politician's speeches over the years and find them preaching about family values in one form or another.
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Re: Pedro Picasso tries to get traction
« Reply #3 on: June 26, 2009, 12:31:07 PM »
Believing in "family values" (is DU saying they're against families), having a moral code, that there is a right and wrong doesn't mean one won't fall short. We're imperfect human beings. For people who profess to see all the nuanced shades of gray they sure seem to see most issues in black and white.

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Re: Pedro Picasso tries to get traction
« Reply #4 on: June 26, 2009, 12:45:15 PM »
I find it hard to believe that not one of these idiots EVER NEVER EVER heard the argument that impeachment was about lying under oath.
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