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The "Kennedy Method"

It's a proven method to avoid what would normally be a certain investigation that would prove your guilt. Admit what can be proved, then DEMAND a full investigation, while paying off the victim, or victim's family to block any attempt at an investigation. Teddy did it at Chappaquiddick, demanding an autopsy, well knowing the Kopechne family was opposing an autopsy, so none was done, for the first time in Massachusetts history in such a case. Now John Edwards is demanding a paternity test, knowing his girlfriend was opposing it. Works like a charm, as long as you can depend on the "other side" to remain paid off. I guess Edwards IS "Kennedyesque," after all. (Ann Coulter)
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Do We Care?

Chuck Norris, of "Walker, Texas Ranger" fame, asks the same question that liberals have been promoting to protect Bill Clinton. That illicit sex is a "personal matter" and shouldn't be "fodder" for public consumption. I like Chuck, and in most things agree with him. But in this case, he completely misses the point, as do liberals--on purpose. It's not the indiscretion (though we ought to be able to expect the best of behavior from people who pretend to make laws to tell us how to live and what to do). It's the lying. We ought to be able to depend on what our politicians say, but we can't. And this is one case where the lie is PROVEN. Bill Clinton would lie when the truth would serve better, but Democrats still say he was one of the best presidents ever--even though he was IMPEACHED, and is a convicted felon who was disbarred for five years (a résumé enhancement for a Democrat), which only shows their ignorance. Do we care if he had sex with a woman not his wife?: No. That's not our business. Do we care that he lied, calling the newspaper that broke the story "tabloid trash?" Yes. We DO care about that, and I'm glad he wasn't elected vice president. I don't think he should be elected ANYTHING. But that would allow him to go back to his sleazy lawyering. What made him rich, in the first place, victimizing many people. It's a hard decision. (Chuck Norris)
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