[668 - Neighbor of the Beast]

Matthew 7:5.

[driftdiver]

And? Forgiving does not mean forgetting. God does not forget our sins, we will still have to answer for those.

Dying doesn’t make her a saint. The two of them hurt many many people and made significant contributions to the mess of medical malpractice. How much has the resulting practice of defensive medicine cost each of us? How many lives have been lost because doctors are afraid of losing their livelihood?

[DJ MacWoW]

How about Matthew 7: 1-5. Especially verse 2. That passage is about hypocrites of which Mrs Edwards was certainly one. If she could testify to what happened then she knew what was going on and covered for him. Your sympathy is misplaced.

Saint Elizabeth and the Ego Monster excerpt from Game Change page 3

No one in the Edwardses’ political circle felt anything less than complete sympathy for Elizabeth’s plight. And yet the romance between her and the electorate struck them as ironic nonetheless—because their own relationships with her were so unpleasant that they felt like battered spouses. The nearly universal assessment among them was that there was no one on the national stage for whom the disparity between public image and private reality was vaster or more disturbing.