He was unqualified for the office on the first two counts (apparently there were people aware of his alcohol problem even before his election).
And of course, politics turned his third "disqualifying property" into the reason for his election.
It's still amazing to me, the depths to which politics will drag groups of people.
In 2004, the son of a Maronite Catholic family was enrolled in the First Grade at a public school in the state of MA.
NEWTON, Mass. L. George Chedid wants his eldest son to learn about math and science and all the rest of the academic subjects that children learn in elementary school. But he draws the line at his boy learning about same-sex marriage especially at the impressionable age of 7.Chedids son was in first grade at Burr Elementary School in Newton, Mass., last spring when the principal announced over the intercom that the state was officially recognizing same-sex marriages. The school then sent several of its homosexual teachers to various classrooms from kindergarten through fifth grade to explain what this meant and to herald the law as a wonderful civil-rights advancement, said Chedid, an engineering professor at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston.
It's still amazing to me, the depths to which politics will drag groups of people.
This is just the beginning!