HofT wrote:McCain and Hagel are 2 of the most highly respected people in the Republican Party. Gigot is a good man, so's Grover, but Kristol is the former Marxist, current neo-con (aka con) whose agenda is suspected by most. Please revise your assessment, Bernie, Gigot left Kristol out for a reason.
In a completely unrelated aside, would you be kind enough to e-mail any and all docs ref project we discussed to G OB? Thanks!
helen
I love you. Such personal affection notwithstanding, McCain, as you know, was savaged in the most disgusting and deceitful manner by Rove and Bush. Anything for power. He will not be able to achieve the nomination in four years unless he makes compromises that he (please god) won't make with the christian component and likely some others. He'll cause division, and that's what Gigot is talking about. I'm sure Paul is a fine fellow, and he's certainly a great writer, but he's on board a cause and program I think Lincoln would find heresy. I do understand it was the Kristol's, ma and pa, who came out of the leftist camp years back. As to Grover, I'll take your personal recommendation under advice. May I speak to you about Noam's personal qualities? (I haven't met him, I'm just bluffing for rhetorical balance). One tries to piece these things together as well as one can, to suss out interests and deceits and motives and likely consequences. There are very few people I trust any longer, McCain is one the few. And I certainly do not trust a future where this present conservative coalition holds power for thirty years. Now, if you were to replace David Gergen in what you've said above of Grover, I'd be in your front pocket.
And...george...if you PM me an address, I'll fed ex a package to you.
