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p> COOL TO BE KIND br> Re: Jeffrey Lord's Merry Christmas to the Opposition : /p> p>What a great piece. Too often we forget that we are indeed supposed to love our neighbor and to wish them a Merry Christmas is part of that admonition. Jeffrey Lord is correct in everything he found nice about all the Democrat candidates and I thank him for reminding me. br> -- Judy Beumler br> Louisville, Kentucky /p>

I'll bet Jeffrey lord wrote this on assignment -- he can't believe his sophistry. The primary lesson Clinton has taught her daughter is that an amoral life can bring untold material rewards and national and international regard. What kind of character instruction came,for example, from the Clintons' shameless lie that Chelsea sought to heal their marital estrangement by arranging for spiritual and emotional intervention by the reverend Jesse Jackson and by the subsequent revelation that during his counseling Jackson was accompanied by an assistant who was carrying his love child. (Did Clinton want her daughter to learn that illicit, adulterous sex of the kind engaged in by her husband was preferable to that of Jackson, because no issue results?) Even a moment's reflection must have convinced Jeffrey Lord of the untenability of his premises.

I could continue concerning the encomia conferred on the others, but I think it would be attacking straw men.

p>I will add, I've given up arguing that Richardson is a fat, transparent fraud -- if people can't see what's in plain sight, I give up. br> --

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