[BibChr]

Weak try to save face after an indefensible remark.

Easy to undo your presentation. To wit:

1. Where does AS "boast" of having lied?

2. Have you ever lied? If you say "yes," or explain why you did it, are you boasting about it?

3. Your idea that bongo-beating Bill Clinton felt shame about lying — or anything else — flies in the face of EVERYTHING we know about him.

I repeat: yours is one of the dimmest remarks I've ever read here. It praises Clinton by faint damn, in your overdeveloped zeal for smearing Schwarzenegger.

That's not a good thing.

Dann

[Common Tator]

Here is the first part of Debra Saunders latest column.
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Arnold live

Debra Saunders 
September 11, 2003 |  Print |  Send


I just got off the phone with Arnold Schwarzenegger. 

I'm a Republican. I want to vote for him. I want to 
believe. Schwarzenegger doesn't quite convince me. That 
little extra something that tells me he's one of us -- a 
Republican who is willing to cut spending and gut bad 
regulations -- is missing. 

I think that man lurks behind the curtain, but I didn't 
quite hear him on the speaker phone. 

I started by asking Schwarzenegger about the stories of 
him with women in the '70s. Just tell me, I said, that if 
you're governor, there won't be any more stories like 
those. 

His answer: The stories weren't true. Saying outrageous 
things "made a lot of people come to the gym," which 
promoted bodybuilding. Now he's married, has four kids. 

Arnie admits, according to this column that Arnie told the press things that were not true in order to get business for his Body Building Gym. He also said it worked. See above.

If your Arnie thinks it is OK to lie about Sex and Drugs to get business for his gym, why can't Davis lie about deficits to get votes for his election?

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You had best look after your hippo.. He has a bad case of the crits.