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To: vadum
Congressman Peter King is at again, this time defaming the late Michael Jackson, calling MJ a "pervert', 'low-life", and a "pedophile".

So what's he being charged with....revealing a state secret?

14 posted on 07/07/2009 8:11:04 AM PDT by Retired COB (Still mad about Campaign Finance Reform)
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To: Retired COB

King is right. Murtha was wrong.


15 posted on 07/07/2009 8:14:03 AM PDT by massgopguy (I owe everything to George Bailey)
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To: Retired COB
I do think King has some very good points, and I am amazed at the pop-culture mentality.

Lets face it, some of the libs who will never forgive Limbaugh, for a past addiction to prescription pain killing drugs, WORSHIP Michael Jackson and don't care about his drug problem at all.

In defense of MJ?
He was never convicted of anything, on the child abuse cases and pedophile cases. The witnesses against him were less than credible, to say the least.

Also, when I basically said the same think that Rep. King said, to a friend of mine, I was asked to take into account the fact that Michael Jackson NEVER glamorized the drug culture, gang banging, cop killing or criminal behavior, in any of his music.

Ronald Reagan hosted MJ at the White House, more than once, I recall.

It is tragic that his real life could not have been a wholesome role model for others.

Yes, he was one weird dude, but I am not sure it does us much good, policy wise, to publicly pile on right now.

Give it some time, then ask some of these libs, “What would you think of a Republican Congressman who behaved like Michael Jackson, with drugs and with young boys?”

17 posted on 07/07/2009 8:20:49 AM PDT by Kansas58
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