Posted on 07/08/2003 9:26:40 AM PDT by Willie Green
Edited on 04/13/2004 2:03:03 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
In "The 'F'-word" (Opinion and Commentary, June 22), Colin McNickle wrote that he got some flack when he used the word "fascistic" to describe Mayor Tom Murphy's "failed policy of command economics," e.g., "threatening eminent domain," etc., and that he used the "F"-word again to describe Gov. Ed Rendell's idea that the state be given a board seat at US Airways in return for a mega-million-dollar package of financial concessions.
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However, I, for one, would not put Cheney in the same context as Linda and Tommy. These two crassly opportuned themselves to make a buck on their political connections.
Linda was Miss Something or Other beauty contest winner and had no experience in the airline industry (unless she let a few guys fly her).
Dick Cheney is knowledgable with a wealth of experience about the business he's in.
I respectfully decline your request. The reason being that Liz's attempt to make this democrat only issue notwithstanding, the original article was non partisan.
The issue is non partisan. THe republicans are every bit as guilty as the democrats. I say a pox on both.
I suggest you remove your blinders.
Regards
J.R.
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