On Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at 02:06 PM, Michael Pollak wrote:
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> On Wed, 20 Nov 2002, Doug McGill wrote:
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>> Some Dems were . . . outraged by Coleman TV campaign ads . . . In one
>> ad, his young teen daughter talked at length and very touchingly about
>> what a great dad he was -- "he listens, and he does what he says he's
>> going to do. Above all, he has a great heart."
>
> None of which of course is incompatible with semi-consensual adultery.
i admit i thought the same thing about this.
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>> Personally, I thought Keillor's commentary was unecessary and damaging
>> to liberals.
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> I completely agree. Bad enough we try to outdo conservatives as better
> budget cutters. Now we should make a stand that we're more absolutist
> about adultery?
>
i thought it was more about hypocrisy than adultery. but i don't see anything damaging in the commentary. so someone usually respectable finally got f*&!ing angry. so?
j