The American Spectator

Reader Mail

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To describe Mr. Schlesinger as an "unabashed liberal partisan" is to blissfully ignore the folly of the many years of disingenuous and dangerous advice, that elites, like Mr. Schlesinger, have and are espousing in their attempt to lead America towards its destruction. It is beyond comprehension that a man of his intellect could be so fundamentally wrong, in so many ways, for so many decades, when it came to appreciating what was vital and necessary for the security of America.

The absurdity of his blind partisanship towards Democrats and liberals came to its ultimate degradation when he came to the defense of Bill Clinton. You may recall that it was Schlesinger who gave the Democrats and the liberal media their talking points, with his bizarre description of Clinton's perverse assignation with a woman staffer half his age, by his blithe explanation of Clinton's repeated lies as an innocent act, that being, a "gentleman does not discuss his discrete affairs", or language close to this. I believe it was this disgraceful attempt of a defense that caused the once notorious liberal writer and now war defender, Christopher Hitchens, to explode on TV as he described Schlesinger as a "bow tied popinjay", or words to that effect. And yet, the recently departed Schlesinger is venerated today more than ever.

p>If there was ever a more dangerous example of the liberal hermetically sealed hegemony at its perverse and most dangerous, this is it. And it continues with their views on Iraq, global warming and America's future. America's future is dangerously precarious with each day of these folks being in power; yet the Bush Administration continues to cower and kowtow to them. Go figure, I'm clueless. br> -- A. DiPentima /p> p> MATTERS OF FAITH br> Re: Lisa Fabrizio's Resent or Repent? and the letters under "Our Sunday Visitors" in Reader Mail's Tuning Out : /p>

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