Selected Posts
Selected
Posts to the RRC
While posting
on the Paula Jones vs Clinton: Effect on Presidency? topic in
the former The Great Debate boards, several posts directly or
indirectly led to the formation of the RRC between June 13-20,
1997. I have selected two that I believe had the biggest
impact in starting the club:
Subject: Re:President Clinton
KNOWS what the American People Want; to help others
Date: Fri, Jun 13, 1997 22:09
From: HAVEACOW69
Message-id: <19970614020900.WAA25085@ladder02.news.aol.com>
Hyatt33, BLJ221, WRITERHORN,
TElliswsu, OneEyedJon, BV80, Panzer95, REM169, Manta22, Goodspkr,
K Donelan, Thorolf26, RGrif2000, NAVY57, JTrowbr212, and all other
red-neck right-wing republicans..I pray for you that the fat Newtie
Gingrich, and the hand waving Trent Lott don't let you down in
the future as fast as they did over the Disaster Relief bill.
How long was it? Was it even 24 hours after President Clinton
vetoed it? They are scared to death of President Clinton because
he has the guts that Reagan and Bush never had to veto those big
spending bills. If next fall, the republicans plan to go back
to the Reagan and Bush years of all of those Big Deficits and
our HUGE debt, President Clinton will veto them and the government
will shut down like it did in 1995 and the American People will
know that it is the fault of the republicans for trying Reagan's
BORROW AND SPEND of the 80's. You guys are on the wrong side.
President Clinton is the man. It looks like we many get some tax
cuts for the middle class, but I will tell you the republicans
had better not steal tax cuts from the children, because if they
try, President Clinton will VETO THEIR BIG SPENDING BILLS.
If you think Paula Jones is
telling the truth, read PAULA JONES: THE FACTS AS KNOWN OUTSIDE
THE ROOM, Compiled from Time Magazine, The New york Times, Minneapolis
Star-Tribune, Los Angeles Times, and the New Yorker Magazine,
then learn real truth
Subject: Re: Re:President
Clinton KNOWS what the American People Want; to help others
Date: Sun, Jun 15, 1997 21:31
From: TEllisWSU
Message-id: <19970616013100.VAA17789@ladder02.news.aol.com>
Nickthud,
Congratulations!! After walloping
Haveacowchip, you are now a full-fledged REDNECK REPUBLICAN!!
:)
Welcome aboard, mate!! We
need to assign you an ordinal number...in accordance with the
posting, I suggest the #14. The original post is listed below
<<Hyatt33, BLJ221, WRITERHORN,
TElliswsu, OneEyedJon, BV80, Panzer95, REM169, Manta22, Goodspkr,
K Donelan, Thorolf26, RGrif2000, NAVY57, JTrowbr212, and all other
red-neck right-wing republicans.>>
A suggestion to all my red-necked
republican brethren: we should affix a signature similar to the
one below:
TEllisWSU - Redneck Republican
#4
I would suggest the format
as listed, using your appropriate place in supreme high redneck
potentait Rancher/HaveACow's original redneck posting. The bold
type (representative of our bold and innovative ideas), and red
italics (special emphasis...and red like our necks) shall henceforth
be our calling card, with your approval. Let me know what you
think...
You know you're a liberal
if you think that sexual harrassment is rampant...and Paula Jones
is lying - Don Feder
TEllisWSU - Redneck Republican
#4
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Subject: Re: post ??? abortion
Date: Sat, Jul 18, 1998 22:42
From: Hoffmanton
Message-id: <1998071902424100.WAA16982@ladder01.news.aol.com>
From: CDD 248
Message-id: <1998071821550400.RAA28238@ladder03.news.aol.com>
<<What right does anyone
have to judge Amy's right to have a post delivery abortion?>>
<<Um, hello, but there
is no such thing as a "post delivery abortion" . So,
lets see, she delivers her baby, kills it, and that is a post
delivery abortion???? That is murder....so if a person kills there
child as age 2, what do you call that, an extended post delivery
abortion??
My God, that is just sick.>>
>>>I agree. It IS
sick thinking. I guess OJ committed post puberty abortion! LOL
- (not because of the murder - because this is a totally ludicrous
theory of "post"-anything abortion!!) Abortion happens
BEFORE live birth - not after. <<<CCD 248
Abortion of any sort is the
cessation of a life. Though I find the idea of a "post delivery
abortion" very revolting, I really find no difference in
the fact that BOTH a legal abortion and the killing of a born
child is the cessation of a human life. Yes, an abortion is "legal"
and the other is not, but BOTH are sickening to me.
All this talk about a woman
being able to do what she wishes with her body is a good and viable
principle. This to me means that she has a choice of getting pregnant
or not getting pregnant. It does not mean that she should be able
to do whatever she wants with the other human life that she is
carrying inside. She made that choice when she became pregnant.
I'm just an old farm boy that
knows that life begins at conception. Once human life begins,
the taking of that human life is no different from taking it any
other time, whether that human life may be in prebirth or 90 years
old. Both are the taking of a human life.
Now before anyone jumps on
the argument of when the mothers life is threatened, anytime one
human life threatens another human life, it becomes self defense.
This holds true, no matter the age of the threatening human life.
It could be a 20 or 50 year old thief in the night or an unborn
human life.
The point about rape is a
bit more ticklish. It seems a bit less clear cut, but since the
human life began in violence, it would under these circumstances
probably be best terminated as the woman's rights were infringed
by violence. Under these circumstances, it should be the
woman's choice to terminate or not.
The argument of legality,
because the supreme court says it is, is ludicrous. The supreme
court once ruled that slavery was legal, and their decision was
ludicrous then also. Because of the ruling of the supreme court,
slavery was legal, but was it moral? Nope, and neither is abortion
moral.
Now before any one jumps
on the bandwagon and starts with the idiot expression "Religious
Wrong", I am not a member of any religion nor do I think
much of religions in general. I would even say that I'm a bit
anti religion. I do believe that the religious have the rights
to believe as they wish, and no, I don't want them cramming their
beliefs down my throat.
Since I used the term "moral",
I'll explain moral. Being moral has nothing to do with religion.
It is nothing but having beliefs and living to those beliefs.
It is knowing the difference between right and wrong. Slavery?
Right or wrong? The taking of a life? Right or wrong? Stealing?
Right or wrong? Violence toward another person? Right or wrong?
My rights stop right where I start infringing on another human
life's rights. This is the definition of "moral" in
the real sense. In the sense of the killing of an unborn human
life, or abortion, the rights of a human life are being infringed.
Therefore, it is not moral! Legal? Yes. Moral? Nope!
The urge to save humanity
is almost always only a false-face for the urge to rule it.
H. L. Mencken (1880-1956)
Tony Hoffman RNR #36
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Subject: Re:
Devestating Revelation!!!
Date: Tue, Jul 28, 1998 15:01
EDT
From: Mr1Meister
Message-id: <1998072819010900.PAA27747@ladder01.news.aol.com>
From: Hal NYC
Message-id: <1998072811260400.HAA13235@ladder03.news.aol.com>
Lewinsky confessed that NOBODY
asked her to lie under oath, or to commit any crime whatever.
That leaves tinkle-tinkle little Starr with his silly ass waving
in the breeze. He'll spread his cheeks and display his insipid
grin. He will now spend some six additional months collecting
more evidence of NOTHING. What an earth-shaking anticlimax!!!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
It could also mean that she
decided to lie on her own. Which gives credence why she needs
immunity before testifying. But all this still doesn't change
the strong possibility that Clinton lied under oath, thus committing
a felony called perjury. Since you nor I could get away with it,
neither should he. Period!
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Subject: Re:
Is this democracy?
Date: Tue, Jul 28, 1998 15:14
EDT
From: Mr1Meister
Message-id: <1998072819144100.PAA29684@ladder03.news.aol.com>
From: RUSSWINTER
Message-id: <1998072813443000.JAA22287@ladder03.news.aol.com>
What an embarrassment this
whole mess is to American democracy. The US goes around the world
trumpeting for our brand of democracy -- condemning China, for
instance, for it's lack of what we consider to be human rights
-- and then offers this sordid spectacle as an example of what
your country can look forward to if it in fact embraces the American
model of democracy. What country, what people, would choose
our system if this is an example of what it might expect? Nations
with real problems that are interested in addressing them could
never afford this sort of charade. We weaken our president, and
our nation, by insisting on scrutinizing his sex life and turning
his every adviser and confidante into a government spy.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Hello? Anybody there? When
did Reno say this was about sex? All I heard her say was this
investigation is about perjury, suborning perjury and obstruction
of justice. All are still felonies in this country. Are you saying
that a President should be above the law? Does that mean that
we were wrong for holding Nixon accountable for obstruction of
justice? Hmmmmmmm.........??????
"Our Constitution was
made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate
to the government of any other."
--John Adams
~~Mr1Meister RR#19
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Subject: INEFFECTIVE GUN LAWS
Date: Thu, Jul 30, 1998 02:44
EDT
From: Wendell T1
Message-id: <1998073006442000.CAA20396@ladder03.news.aol.com>
Weston was confined against
his will to a mental institution. That fact made him ineligible
to legally own a gun. First law broken. Weston stole an old-fashioned
.38 Smith & Wesson revolver from his Father. Second law broken.
Weston knowingly transported that stolen property across state
lines. Third law broken. Weston brought that gun into the District
of Columbia, the city in the country with the strictest gun laws,
illegally. Fourth law broken. Weston took the gun to the Capitol
grounds. Fifth law broken. Weston tried to illegally enter the
Capitol circumventing the weapons detector. Sixth law broken.
Weston assaulted officer Chestnut with that gun and mortally wounded
him. Seventh law broken. Weston then wounded the tourist. Eighth
law broken. Then Weston assaulted and killed the second officer.
Ninth law broken.
The conclusion that I reach
from this is that any attempt to regulate criminal behavior through
passing more restrictive laws is hopeless. We have all the
laws we need on the books. Honest folks will obey the law, and
there is absolutely no law that you can make that will force criminals
to obey the laws we already have.
Wendell
"No free man shall ever
be debarred the use of arms...The strongest reason for people
to retain the right to bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect
themselves against tyranny in government."
Thomas Jefferson, 1776
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Subject: TO ANSWER THE QUESTION
Date: Thu, Jul 30, 1998 23:16
From: NTH233
Message-id: <1998073103165400.XAA01108@ladder03.news.aol.com>
Do you judge Bill Clinton
on his private behavior or his public record? Is there a difference
between Clinton the President and Clinton the person? One of the
most important practices vital to the creation of sound government
policy is the election of leaders that posses morals and integrity.
Benjamin Rush (signer of the Declaration of Independence) offered
a definition of Integrity as being "...a strict coincidence
between thoughts, words, and actions." Quite honestly it
is almost impossible to seperate the person from the "title"
as this question really asks us to do....according to William
Penn......"...I know some may say, Let us have good laws
and no matter for the men that execute them [ie, if you have good
laws, it does not matter who is in office] But let them consider
that though good laws do well, good men do better; for good laws
may [lack] good men and be abolished or invaded by ill men; but
good men will never [need] good laws nor [allow] bad ones.The
quality of our government depends far more on the quality and
integrity of our leaders than it does upon our laws. Negligent
and incompetent men rarely enforce good laws, and a superb constitution
is an inadequate guarantee for good government when we lack competent
and reliable leaders. A common vein is found in the writings of
the Founding Fathers....In order to have a good country...we must
elect leaders of good character. The warnings were frequent...Negligence
in selecting Godly, moral, principled men with strong characters
to lead was a serious mistake. The Leaders of this nation should
be men "who rule in the fear of God, able men, men of truth,
hating covetousness" It is to the neglect of this rule of
conduct in our citizens that we must attribute frauds, breaches
of trust, larceny, embezzlement of public property, which tarnish
the character of our country and disgrace our government....truly
the disgrace falls squarely upon the shoulders ofthose that would
vote for an unprincipled man or woman for office. All of the above
presumes that there will be a thorough investigation of the private
life and personal beliefs of a candidate. As Noah Webster once
instructed his students ..."let it be impressed on your mind
that God commands you to choose for rulers just men who will rule
in the fear of God. The preservation of a republican government
depends on the faithful discharge of this duty; if the citizens
neglect their duty and place unprincipled men in office, the government
will soon be corrupted; laws will be made not for the public good
so much as for selfish or local purposes; corrupt or incompetent
men will be appointed to execute the laws; the public revenues
will be squandered on unworthy men; and the rights of the citizens
will be violated or disregarded. If a republican government fails
to secure public prosperity and hapiness, it must because the
citizens neglect the Divine commands and elect bad men to make
and administer the laws"
TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.........
I am duty bound to judge President
Clinton on his private behavior as well as his public life....His
past words and actions must come into play when I make this judgement....
Clinton the President is only Clinton the Person with a Title....you
cannot seperate the two....William J. Clinton was a man who demonstrated
on foreign soil against his own country....He decieved a friend
in order to avoid service to his country during the Vietnam war...He
has friends that are convicted Drug Dealers....He has friends
that are suspected of having Mafia ties....He was involved in
questionable land dealings in which many people we bilked out
of their savings.....He has cheated on his wife....He has used
State police to "pimp" for him...he has sexually harrassed
more than one woman....He has quite possible sold out his country
to the Chinese...He has looked you and me in the eye and LIED....He
has lied while under oath...His words do not match his actions....He
is IMHO an unprincipled man, lacking in morals, character, integrity,
and void of conscience...Unfit to be the leader of this Great
Nation....and I say shame on those who are so indifferent to his
lack of Character that they would vote him into office not once
but twice....YOU ARE OUR FOUNDING FATHERS WORST NIGHTMARES....They
repeatedly warned against such negligence because they knew that
men like Bill Clinton are always lurking on the edge....hungry
for power to the exclusion of the good of the country.
NTH233 RNR #78
Proud Member of the VRWC
"A general dissolution
of Principles and Manners will more surely overthrow the Liberties
of America than the whole Force of the common enemy. While the
people are virtuous they cannot be subdued; but when once they
lose their virtue they will be ready to surrender theirliberties
to the first external or internal invader . . . If virtue and
knowledge are diffused among the people, they will never be enslaved.
This will be their great security."Samuel Adams,
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Subject: DOJ prosecutes for sex perjury!!!
Date: Fri, Sep 18, 1998 22:52
EDT
From: JulieRNR21
Message-id: <19980918225237.28750.00001515@ng-fd1.aol.com>
At the same time the Clinton
minions are protesting the seriousness of perjury about sex in
a civil case the Justice Department is prosecuting another perjurer
in a case similar to Clinton's; but the DOJ doesn't want you &
other Americans to know about that!
JulieRNR21
For educational & discussion
purposes:
The press release that wasn't
there
Washington Times (print edition)
9/18/98 Editorial
It is possible to find all
manner of press releases on the U.S. Justice Department's web
site (http://www.usdoj.gov). The April 1998 batch includes announcements
about everything from Attorney General Janet Reno's upcoming schedule
of public appearances to a Justice Department settlement with
a Pennsylvania car dealer alleged to have violated federal odometer
laws. But what is most interesting is the announcement that isn't
there, the one about a California woman named Barbara Battalino.
In April the criminal division
of the Justice Department reached a plea agreement with her after
charging she had obstructed justice. It seems that Ms. Battalino
had served as a staff psychiatrist at the Veterans Administration
Medical Center in Boise, Idaho, from February 1991 to October
1991. During that time she was assigned to the VA's psychiatric
in-patient and out-patient units where she treated patients who
were, in many cases, combat veterans.
In particular she was charged
with treating a Vietnam veteran named Edward Arthur, said to be
suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as a result of four
years of combat. Ms. Battalino's bedside manner turned out to
be a little unorthodox. She began having an intimate affair with
Mr. Arthur and, On June 27 of that year, actually engaged in sexual
relations (specifically oral sex) with him during an office visit.
The following year, Mr. Arthur
filed suit against the Veterans Administration and Ms. Battalino
on grounds that sexual relations constituted medical malpractice.
She denied doing any such thing. At a subsequent hearing, Mr.
Arthur's counsel asked her, "Did anything of a sexual nature
take place in your office on June 27, 1991?" Ms. Battalino
emphatically denied it. "No, sir," she said.
Unfortunately for her, Mr.
Arthur taped some 25 hours of phone conversations with her, including
one in which she acknowledged the June 27 incident. Justice officials
then charged her with obstruction of justice. "The defendant
acted corruptly; that is, she had the specific intent to influence,
obstruct or impede the administration of justice." She pleaded
guilty and in July was sentenced to six months house arrest with
an electric monitor.
In view of ongoing White House
spin that lying about sex in a civil case, as Mr. Clinton did
in the Paula Jones sexual-harrassment case, is not a serious offense,
it's useful to see just how seriously the Justice Department takes
it. But the Justice Department web site contains no press release
about the Battalino case.
In view of all the other releases
there, it seemed an odd omission. In a phone interview, Justice
Department public affairrs official John Russell initially suggested
that the department hadn't issued any press release at all about
thee case. The Washington Times' editorial page subsequently obtained
a copy of an April 14 press release on Justice Department letterhead
boasting of the Battalino plea agreement. Just by coincidence,
it concluded by urging anyone needing more information to contact
Mr. Russell (who, by the way, hasn't returned phone calls).
All of which again raises
the question of why it isn't available on the Justice Department
web site. It might serve as useful reminder that, however the
White House downplays the significance of the President's lying
about sex in a civil case, the Justice Department would prosecute
anyone else for doing so.
Julie RNR21
RedNeck Republican #21
It is tremendous folly to
put trashy people in positions of trust and conspicuousness."........
George Will speaking of the Clinton presidency.
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Subject: Impeachment=Democracy
Date: Sun, Oct 18, 1998 01:05
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From: TerhuneTCT
Message-id: <19981018010504.01137.00001939@ng36.aol.com>
The process that is taking
place in congress is democracy in action regardless of the politics
of it all...There is enough evidence to warrant an impeachment
proceeding against William Jefferson Clinton... Our system is
fair because Clinton would only be the third president in our
nation's history to go through an impeachment proceeding and [one
has] been impeached thus far... Regardless of the political aspects
of the Clinton-Lewinski Sex-scandal, there is a system of checks
and balances in our democracy that is at work even in the pending
impeachment proceeding.. Regardless of the outcome, one thing
is probably for sure and that is Clinton will probably not let
his testosterone imbalance get in the way of his duties of president
again, and/or Hillary won't nor will the public.. He paid a terrible
price and so has the public... I am for the impeachment proceedings
and I don't care what happens, but, I do believe in our system
of government... Like former President Gerald Ford recently said
during a Republican fund raiser in Tucson, Arizona, " I could
care less what happens to Clinton, I care about what is best for
this country, and we need to get back to business of this country."
TerryRNR#100
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Subject: WHAT
IS TREASON?
Date: Wed, Oct 21, 1998 02:28
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From: OLD TOPPER
Message-id: <19981021022847.17548.00003791@ng100.aol.com>
WHAT IS TREASON?
Did or did not President Clinton
force the transmission of top secret missile technology to the
Communist Chinese army?
Did or did not the Communist
Chinese Army use American technology to update their faltering
rocket programs?
Are there or are there not
Americanized 7000 mile missiles with atomic war heads pointed
at our West Coast from the shores of Communist China?
If the news reports of the
Presidents bypassing of the recommendations of two security agencies
of our government and if the President gave aid to our greatest
potential enemy on this planet..........
Why do we spend time and money
on Clintons apparently least consequential alleged crimes?
What is the definition of
TREASON?............................................................OLD
TOPPER
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Subject: HOW DID YOU SPEND
VETERAN'S DAY?
Date: Wed, Nov 11, 1998 19:01
From: NTH233
Message-id: <19981111190124.28970.00000398@ng66.aol.com>
My Husband, our six children
and I just arrived home. We
spent the morning walking through the local
Veteran's Home with dozens
of homemade cards, and a large basket of goodies...(candy bars,
lollipops, hard candies, carmels, and home made cookies). My children
sang a medley of patriotic songs beginning with You're a Grand
Old Flag and Ending with God Bless America in all of the gathering
rooms in the Veteran's Home. They sang to rooms full of men and
women with tear filled eyes. I cannot tell you how many times
we were asked "Who
are you? What group are you
with?" We were asked if we were part of the Girl Scouts or
Boy Scouts more than a dozen times. They were so surprised when
we said we were just grateful citizens who decided to use the
day off from work and school to really honor our Vets.
In retrospect I wonder, "Is
that it?" Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, are they the only ones
who ever bother to offer the richly deserved gratitude of a Nation?
Today my
husband and I promised ourselves
and our children that we will make this a yearly
outing. The Joy and Gratitude
on the faces of those shocked Veterans was both
heart warming and heart wrenching.
It doesn't take much....It took 3 hours a basket full of candy
some paper and crayons to say thank you for another year of Freedom.
Today my children learned...they
saw men without arms and legs, without sight,
men who were paralyzed. Women
in wheel chairs. Commanders, Captains, and
Grunts who still wear their
medals on their clothing. Proud Men and Women who
gave their all so that we
might be guaranteed freedom. Today my husband and I
learned...it doesn't take
much to say "Thank you". It is easy to understand if
you just look into their faces...It doesn't take much to make
your appreciation known....
.... it just takes a little
time.....
NTH233 RNR#78
Proud Member of the VRWC to
Bring Down Arkansas...
HAPPY VETERAN'S DAY TO THE
MEN AND WOMEN WHO SACRIFICED SO MUCH,
FOR SO MANY, GOD BLESS YOU
AND KEEP YOU!
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