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To: UCANSEE2
I don't know if there is any truth to the alleged incident, but I would find it inappropriate for a speaker to single out a woman in the audience and tried to get someone to set up a dinner together. This was not a "Hey let's all go out to dinner - and maybe that young lady in the audience would like to join us...

Frankly IMHO even that would be a stretch.

There often is time after a meeting concludes for interested persons to come up and talk further with the speaker. I frankly find it incredible that a speaker would be so impressed with the brilliance of a question that they made it a point to try to have someone seek out that person (who happens to be of the opposite sex) to invite them to dinner.

We must not allow our support for any candidate cause us to deny what we know to be right and wrong.

104 posted on 11/12/2011 8:05:36 PM PST by tjd1454
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To: tjd1454
We must not allow our support for any candidate cause us to deny what we know to be right and wrong.

That's the bottom line. IF the charges were proven to be true (again, I hope they are not true), would that affect your view of the man? Or are you only concerned about the sins of your opponents, while your guy gets a pass?

106 posted on 11/16/2011 1:23:11 PM PST by tjd1454
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