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The Right Wing Foley Spin continues...
And it is ridiculous.
So let me make sure I got the spin right. BLAME EVERYONE, but the Republican politicians who shielded Foley? Is that about right?
Posted by David A at October 4, 2006 06:00 PM
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Its amazing how the American media works. We have lost fifteen more American service people over the last couple days, and what is getting attention? Its just another sex scandal. And it wasn't even real sex. Florida Republican Rep. Mark Foley's instant message records indicate he is a dude who gets off on fantasy cyber sex with teenaged boys. I believe this is the first virtual sex scandal in Washington DC political history. Back here in the real world, American men and women are killed, maimed and scarred, both physically and emotionally every day. War is hell. Finally, the mainstream media is beginning to support our troops by speaking the truth about their sacrifices. more Posted by: REB 84 at October 5, 2006 12:04 AM As a Political Science teacher I am often amazed at freshman who have no sense of American history. However, I am equally amazed as they embrace understanding with enthusiasm.
1?In an era that could quite sharply distinguish action abroad from action at home, the unique posture of the President with regard to foreign affairs was proclaimed by the then representative John Marshall: [Chief Justice, 1801 - 1835], ?The President is the sole organ of the nation it its external relations, and its sole representative with foreign nations.? Tribe, American Constitutional Law, 163. See also 164, fn., 4, ?Clearly, what Marshall had foremost in mind was simply the President?s role as instrument of communication with other governments.? 2?I am a philanthropist by character,? wrote Washington to the Marquis de Lafayette, ?and a citizen of the great republic humanity at large.? Washington to Lafayette, August 15th, 1786, in Padover, ed., The Washington Papers, 120. Posted by: Peter at October 6, 2006 01:48 PM Post a comment
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