What about your governor?

On Mar 5, 12:23*pm, "Bill Sornson" wrote:


Did he cheat on his wife and then drown his mistress (or mister) in a lake?

Or did he leave his state to run itself while "hiking on the
Appalachian Trail" - or actually visiting a mistress in South
America? (I guess that gets counted a blow for small government?)

How about divorcing a wife who's suffering from cancer?

Or dodging the draft because of "other priorities"? Or because of a
boil on the butt?

How about maintaining an illegal drug habit, while publicly calling
for jail for illegal drug users?

And how many divorces does it take before someone should stop talking
about family values?

- Frank Krygowski

On Mar 5, 12:14*am, "Bill Sornson" wrote:
AMuzi wrote:
Rick wrote:

Iowa. *Fat slob that could really use time on a bike. Will
probably be dead of a heart attack long before he retires.

Bill Sornson wrote:
Aren't you just a little ray of sunshine?

AMuzi wrote:
Well, you can't tell administrative effectiveness from
physique. Many extreme examples easily come to mind. G W
Bush was among the most physically fit of presidents. I
leave extrapolation to the reader.
Bill Sornson wrote:
Dollar to donuts that "Rick" isn't a supporter of the Iowa Governor.
Bill "whoever either of 'em are" S.
PS: *He doesn't LOOK that fat:
http://www.governor.iowa.gov/index.php/governor/
Define "that fat"
Maybe not Chris Christie but pretty large:
http://www.iam1526.org/images/photos...ChetCulver.JPG

He's a big boy alright. *Still bet "Rick" disparaged him due to political
views and not concern for his health. *(Why call someone a "fat slob"? *It's
unnecessary, mean-spirited, and says more about "Rick" that it did Culver..)

Oh, I agree!

But ... when you have invoked Chalo's weight ... that's okay??

Terminology is irrelevant ... as Chalo's weight has always been.

It's just ... too damned difficult for you to make cogent arguments
without the personal attacks.