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![]() Peter Duniho wrote: I don't think there's anything mutually exclusive of a person being a leader and a servant all at the same time though. Maybe not, but the last time I heard a politico refer to serving the people was many, many years ago. Of course, lots of them do provide service, in the same sense that a bull provides it to a cow. George Patterson If you're not part of the solution, you can make a lot of money prolonging the problem. |
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![]() "C J Campbell" wrote in message ... "Cecil E. Chapman" wrote in message . com... | Well if repeated infidelity is not a problem with you,,, what about | abandoning a girlfriend to drown (one Kennedy) and murdering another woman | (still another, younger Kennedy). They just aren't an honorable bunch... | | By the way,,, think about that famous JFK quote... "Ask not what your | country can do for you, but what you can do for your country" Sounds like | something today's extreme right wingers would say.... | In many respects JFK WAS an extreme right winger. Indeed, JFK's quote is not too far removed from this one: "Thus state of mind, which subordinates the interests of the ego to the conservation of the community, is really the first premise for every truly human culture..." Adolf Hitler, _Mein_Kampf_ (IOW; the collective and service to the state over the individual and the government as servant, not the master). |
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![]() "Michael 182" wrote in message news:FK8tb.146868$mZ5.1002812@attbi_s54... What does infidelity have to do with his legacy? Do you disdain Franklin Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson and Dwight Eisenhower as well? Yeah, the first two. In fact, if you run down the founding fathers John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin and Alexander Hamilton have all been accused of being adulterers. Who cares? Different context in those days when life expectancy of a woman was often in her 20's. |
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![]() "Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:2%8tb.1931$Dw6.16125@attbi_s02... What does infidelity have to do with his legacy? Do you disdain Franklin Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson and Dwight Eisenhower as well? In fact, if you run down the founding fathers John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin and Alexander Hamilton have all been accused of being adulterers. Who cares? I, for one, believe that any President should be held to the highest moral standards, for one simple reason: If the guy lies to his *wife*, what chance do you think WE have with him? What makes you think Bubba lied to Frau Braun...I mean Hillary? (Using Webster's definition of the word "lied", not Bubba's.) |
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![]() "Ron Natalie" wrote in message m... "Jay Honeck" wrote in message news:2%8tb.1931$Dw6.16125@attbi_s02... If the guy lies to his *wife*, what chance do you think WE have with him? What makes you think he lied to his wife? :-) Maybe because she konked him with an ashtray? You can always tell when a politician is lying. His lips move. Ahhh...the distinction between a "politician" and a "statesman"!!! |
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![]() "Michael 182" wrote in message news:L9atb.200777$Fm2.189251@attbi_s04... No, I believe he got it right. From JFK's 1961 inaugural. FDR's most famous line was "We have nothing to fear but fear itself" Actually, we're now finding out we had plenty to fear from FDR himself. |
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![]() "Cecil E. Chapman" wrote in message om... Guess again.... From Pres John F. Kennedy's inaugural address delivered in 1961 I would hate to be judged by the behavior of some of my relatives. If you're going to hate me, hate me for my own actions, not those of someone else. but jeez the apple doesn't fall far from the tree and I haven't even addressed that other Kennedy who was the rapist.. The Kennedy's are/were rotten to the core. Wealthy to the point that they didn't belive that the law was for them. And when you look at where they GOT that wealth.... |
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I was in 6th grade. However, since the assassination of JFK occurred on
11/22/63, I still had a full day of school and went home to a regular weekend. You're a week early, John. I also find it interesting that we get all of these little subthreads about Kennedy and his family and ideology and politics, and yet *nobody* noticed that the date mentioned was in error. Does this mean that we'll have to redo this thread next week? Steve DeMoss N16071 KHVC "Big John" wrote in message ... 40 years ago today I was ferrying a F-89J from the Maine Air Guard at Bangor, ME to the Oregon Air Guard at Portland OR. Chugging along at 20K, keeping under the big jet stream blowing east, I was about 150 out of Oklahoma City, my next refueling stop, when ATC came up on frequency and announced that President Kennedy had been shot in Dallas and was dead. May he rest in peace. Big John |
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![]() "Ron Natalie" wrote in message m... "Cecil E. Chapman" wrote in message om... The Kennedy's are/were rotten to the core. Wealthy to the point that they didn't belive that the law was for them. Well, Bobby wasn't bad. And Joe Jr. died in a very risky mission he volunteered for. The biggest problem is that Joseph Kennedy was hardly the type to instill a sound sense of morals in his sons. You mean backing the Nazi's...even after being named ambassador to England and the Battle of Britain... |
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![]() "Steven P. McNicoll" wrote in message ink.net... "Icebound" wrote in message .rogers.com... Maybe rather than blindly follow any specific "ideology", he tried to do what was best for the people of his country, regardless of whether it was perceived as "left", or "right". Anyone who tries to to do what is best for the people of his country will be labelled an extreme right winger. Like those two dudes in Europe in the 20's and 30's? How about those that did likewise from the left...that guy with the _Little Red Book_... |
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