Re: There's Mr. Plant, then there's ROGER DALTREY

> Not to get too deep into this, but the facts remain: the Clintons have not
> been found to have been involved in any wrongdoing. This is repeated over
> and over and over by the news, and ignored by the GOP.

No, it's been reported by the dems, not the media.  If you read 
editorials in the NY Times and even the DC Post they smell somethings 
funny.  The media had their wake up call with the recent trial in AK, and 
they are finally realizing that something is wrong.  The only way the 
Clintons will be found of any wrongdoing is if there is a trial, and it's 
coming.


> So did I, and I'll do it again...after all, none (not a single one) of the
> dire warnings of the GOP came true, the economy was in great shape until the
> conservative-supporting oil companies raised gas prices (with the weakest
> excuse I've ever seen...do they think no one knows that they use different
> facilities for heating fuel and gasoline???), and unemployment is at an all
> time low since they began keeping records (or at least it was a few months
> ago...I haven't heard any different yet). The deficit is down.
> And yes, I'm certainly better off than I was four years ago.
> So...there you go. It's not a tough choice for me. I understand that (thanks
> to Reaganomics) I must pay higher taxes than I want to, but I don't blame
> Clinton for that!
> 

You don't blame Clinton for taxes yet you want to blame GOP's for social 
issues they themselves can't control? It's pretty obvious to 
me that Dole is pro abortion (always has been, if you have a wife like 
Eliz Dole, you wouldn't want to disagree) but since there is this moron 
side of the GOP called the christian col. he must feed lip service to 
them.  Just as Clinton fed lip service to Act Up.  

> >I happen to remember when Clinton said that, and believe me that was 
> >political speak and not a joke.  Clinton had one of those "I feel your 
> >pain" expressions at the time.
> 
> Hey, guess what? I remember when he said it too! I laughed. And I could tell
> from his face it was a joke. I could tell by his voice it was a joke. 

HAHAHAHAHA you hit it on the head, the guy's a total fake.  That is same 
voice I've heard at the recent "black church crisis", and the same voice 
and expressions I saw at Rabin's funeral.  



And
> the GOP latched onto it as if it was something deeply disturbing, showing
> themselves to be a joke.
> Now someone who screams about big bad television being the cause of all our
> woes and generally blames everyone but himself for what's happening...he's a
> no-go. Hasn't he been in the Senate for some 30 years? So doesn't he share
> just a tad of the blame? Did he not say: "If you want me to be Reagan, I'll
> be Reagan."? At least Clinton is himself! Hasn't Dole waffled long enough on
> the Abortion plank to dicredit anything he might say about Clinton? Doesn't
> he talk about himself in the third person all of the time? That's pretty
> bizarre behavior, if you ask me.
> And he's from Kansas, where they couldn't even come up with a good Rock band.

> I also find it humorous when they attack Clinton for changing his mind.
Uh, > with a country like ours one would think that being flexible MIGHT
be an > asset. And you can't argue with success...it's working. 

Come on Mark, you aren't that naive are you?  The same powers that were 
working in Reagan's favor are now working in Clintons.  The economy is 
something a president CAN'T change, except with a manipulation of the 
interest rates.  Ask ANY senator (GOP or dem) and they'll tell you off 
the record Dole is as honest as they come.  It's true that I'm not a Dole 
lover (never was, never will be) but comparing that to no idealogy I'll 
say anything to get elected fake I'll take a 70 yr old man over Clinton.  

> 
> I have an LP with: Black Night/Speed King/Strange Kind Of Woman/I'm
> Alone/Demon's Eye/Fireball and the MK I stuff (THE DEEP PURPLE SINGLES As &
> Bs) and a CD with those and Child In Time as well (THE VERY BEST OF). Are
> there any more? The single before BN was Hallelujah/April Part 1 with the MK
> I band.

Actually Hal/April was the first Mk II single.  BTW do you have Concerto 
for Group and Orchestra?  A must have.