[SpamCop-Social] Re: This will make Charles' day...

[Heidi]

"Linda J LaCarte Livingstone" <Linda at TheSchnauzerBrigade.Com> wrote in
message news:3EE9F13A.7785E1EF at TheSchnauzerBrigade.Com...
>
> Yeah, but Heidi, it was no one's business to ask about it, so we got what
we
> asked for. THAT's why it cost us money. If people had minded their beeswax
(if
> you had an affair with someone in your office, just talking hypos here,
but you
> were getting your job done, whose business would it be? It would be
between the
> two consenting adults) Just because one may not approve of what another is
doing
> in their PRIVATE life is no reason to tank them for their other
accomplishments.

**I'm not condoning the snooping, it really wasn't anyone's business and god
knows he was not the first President to screw around on his wife, JFK was
and is worshipped as one of the best presidents and he was the poster boy
for philandering. But in this age of instant information, (and considering
he wasn't sneaking off to a hotel but doing it on gov't property) there's no
such thing as covering up stuff like that, and once it was exposed, he
should have fessed up, said he was sorry, and it would have all been over.
Let's not talk about all the money the gov't spent trying to dig up stuff on
Whitewater and they came up with not one thing, that's a criminal waste of
my tax dollars....

> Life is a collection of boxes, and a lot of successful people do so by
> compartmentalizing.  Also, it is my personal opinion that a lot of highly
> brilliant people, mostly men, have a personality that require a lot of
> challenges and different things. It is what makes them successful in their
other
> parts of their lives.
>
**I would say that Clinton is excellent at compartmentalizing, and so are
legions of his supporters, who sidestep the philandering issue and continue
to support him.  I could support him as president, but I could never live
with the guy or even want to be involved with him on a personal level, his
moral code is way different than mine.