CDR: Re: On 60" tonight

[Mac Norton]

Use your head. One of the first things Bush does is pardon Bill
Clinton.  After all, given who's in charge of the prosecution,
if Gore gets elected Clinton gets prosecuted so the Repubs can keep
that circus going; if Bush gets elected, it's not only no longer
important, it looks vindictive, which is inconsistent with the 
compassionate conservatism we've been hearing less and less about 
lately and with "turning this country around", whatever that meant.

So Bush pardons Clinton, which has the added plus of forcing Clinton
to the choice of taking it or not.  That's *real* revenge.  Not that
W. is that smart/mean, but his daddy is. 
MacN


On Sun, 26 Nov 2000, Tim May wrote:

> At 6:32 PM -0500 11/26/00, George at Orwellian.Org wrote:
> >My on-screen guide said "FISA", tvguide.com says,
> >"Mike Wallace looks at one couple's claim that
> >they were set up by the FBI and wrongly convicted of espionage."
> 
> I notice you're babbling about what's on "60 Minutes" but not saying 
> a peep about the certification of the election in Bush's favor.
> 
> Now that an incoming Republican Administration will be able to 
> prosecute Bill for his various crimes, Hillary for her tax evasion 
> and insider trading and Algore on treason charges, I can hear Air 
> Force One warming up its engines for its flight to Cuba.
> 
> Fidel has offered asylum to Bill and Al,but not to Hillary. She's too 
> far left even for him.
> 
> Hillary may have to take refuge with either the Palestinians, where 
> she can hug Yassir's wife all she wants, or ZOG. Maybe she can set up 
> a double-wide in "No Man's Land." A lesbian sistah like her would no 
> doubt like the sound of that.
> 
> Regarding the Demonrats who tried to steal this election, I say it's 
> time to take out the trash.
> 
> 
> --Tim May
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