Where is our country headed when a Senator can admit cocaine usage, and news reporters act as if that is not a big deal?
Senator admits cocaine usage.
Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by El_Guero, Jan 5, 2007.
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A link to your source or something would be nice. -
What ever happened to the boy raised on a farm in fly over country, that worked hard for his grades and made the most out of college, became the husband of one woman, raised his children as unto the Lord, and became President of the United States?
Why does it seem necessary to overlook or even count it as positive, the negative things we do, as it applies to a presidential candidate.
I remember several boys in high school and college that were better quality people than we've been offered these last few decades. -
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/01/02/AR2007010201359.html -
Yea, being an honest person and wanting to be in the Senate and/or run for President, what was he thinking?
He can't be honest. He needs to start gathering his best friends so they can lie and cover for him in whatever situation he happens to get into...
Isn't that the way it works? Isn't that what we the people want, someone that will lie vers someone that is honest no matter what they have been through.
Reminds me of another question in a different situation...
How exactly do we handle a new Christian that gives a moving testimony? Do we wait until they finish to pick up the stones, or do we just start right in while their still talking?
Jamie -
I'm not going to vote for him (for policy issues), but I do respect him. -
Yeah, no sense in the United States wanting integrity anymore. It is impossible to find, right? And by bringing this up and giving people a choice of whether or not to vote for him we are now throwing stones? Give me a break.
Hey may nor may not be the right person for job, but to talk about his drug use is not throwing stones. I know preachers that were former drug users and have some of the greatest testimonies I have ever heard and are much more honest and genuine than preachers who have been saved since childhood and never let a drop of alcohol touch their lips.
There are lots of things to be considered when looking into the character of another person that could be a potential leader of the country, and all should be discussed. -
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His political record is enough to get me off him in a hurry without regard to his past drug use. He is a died in the wool hardcore leftist liberal. He makes even the real Hillary look like a "Neocon". :eek: -
LE,
I'm sorry but are you going to question EVERY Chrisitian that has a muslim name or has converted from muslim? Are you that scared? The man has identified with Christianity, and he cannot help were he comes from. It doesn't matter that other muslims may/may not consider him still muslim. Maybe you would feel better if he changed his name and denied were he came from alltogether? :rolleyes: -
He should quit in disgrace.
BiR -
Who reads the memoirs of a junior Senator political neophyte?
My statement stands. -
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On the other hand, who cares? -
Jamie -
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You wouldn't want to be guilty of spreading malicious gossip, now would you?:smilewinkgrin:
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