Richard Barker asks...
> I was reading that Mark posted www.rnc.org, for a laugh and I came across
a
> couple of things that I was surprised at.  First of all I came by this
> statement "Who Is Wesley Clark?  A Flip-Flopping, Liberal Clinton Crony
With
> A Penchant For Whoppers And Poor Foreign Policy Decisions. ... ".
>
> Is this meant to be humorous, isn't this a little bit childish to sink to
> that kind of level.  Of course there might be the equivalent kind of
> statement on Democrat sites.

I'm sure it's meant to be humorous, ala Rush Limbaugh, Dennis Miller, or
Bill O'Reilly.  No, they're all 3 battling for "most mature" status among
American pundits.

> The other point that got my attention was that they criticised someone for
> "Takes Global Warming As Fact".  Now I know some of the right wing points
of
> view can be extreme compared to my personal politics, but is this serious.
> Do some Republicans really believe this.  This is like some Catholics
saying
> that condoms don't protect against AIDS.
>
> What can I expect next "Liberals believe the world is round".

looks pretty flat from here, and it's not getting any warmer today!

> Nothing to do with politics, but also this "That was the most disgusting
> thing that I have ever seen at a sports spectacle," said baseball coach
> Tommy Lasorda in Los Angeles.  This was referring to Janet Jackson showing
a
> boob on TV.
>
> Before I start getting on my high horse, is this really the reaction of
the
> average person or is this just some exaggeration from some incredible
prudes.
>
> Just to put this in perspective the clip was shown on the British News
this
> morning repeated without any blurring and generally Britain is a quite
> conservative nation.

Tommy may have been referring to the whole show, not just Ms Jackson's boob.
I thot it was a pretty disgusting show too, but the "accidental" flash made
the Stupid Bowl worth the trouble, and kept many talking heads busy for a
few days.

Tracy Pierce

ps (and "there's no Religious Right - that's a liberal conspiracy!")

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