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To: eno_

A vacation surrounded by children in various stages of an illness that eventually kills some of them is a "wonderful vacation?" Just the psychological stress of working with these children every day, while insuring that their medical needs are met, isn't something most people could handle.

I think a "trophy wife" is a young woman a successful, married , older man, dumps his longtime wife to marry in order to enhance his male, conqueror image.

Imus had been divorced for many years when he met his current wife. We don't know these people so we don't know if they "get meaning in [their lives] without heavy lifting." Actually, I can 't imagine judging the motives of people I do know when considering their charitable activities.

There is a difference between other charities and the Imus Ranch; they are offering a different concept of helping these children. It doesn't make the Ranch any less a "real" charity.





106 posted on 03/24/2005 11:10:08 AM PST by Barset
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To: Barset

In the case, a "differnt concept" means skimming off most of what is "spent" per child to feather their own nest. That is fraudulent.


107 posted on 03/24/2005 11:11:58 AM PST by eno_ (Freedom Lite - it's almost worth defending.)
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To: Barset; eno_
When Donnie gets tired and wants to slow down he will have a pretty cool place to do so, one that includes a 10,000 plus square foot architectural gem, that has been paid for by others and has been subsidized by all of us.

This has been a "wink and a nod" deal since day one and his big donors were scrambling to get in on it for the associated publicity.

I'm certain that the kids benefit. I'm equally certain that Imus and Diedre (whom I have met a couple of times) benefit more.

116 posted on 03/24/2005 12:18:58 PM PST by wtc911 ("I would like at least to know his name.")
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