From:	The Deb Decker <RJR96326@****.UTULSA.EDU>
Subject:	Re: Clinton (or Lest I digress....)
Date:	Mon, 18 Oct 1993 03:13:35 GMT

>Am I the only person on this listserv that voted for the current U.S.
>President?

Obviously not.

>It is fashionable to criticise President Clinton for what hw has and has
>not done in his term as the President of the U.S., but let us remember
>that politics at its very best is the art of compromise. He is doing the
>best that he can in his situation. Noone is going to wave a maginc wand
>and make it all better.

And let us remember that criticisin politics in general, and more specifically
the party in power has ALWAYS been an American hobby. Many comedians poke
fun of the foibles of people thay voted for. I WON'T tell you who I voted for
because it's none of your business. But I have joked about Kennedy, Nixon,
Carter, Reagan, Bush Perot, Clinton, Dole (the bannana man) and many other
prominent in American politics, regardless of party.

>For all his rhetoric and criticism, even Rush Limbaugh would not be able
>to cure the woes of the country were he in Clinton's place.

That implies that his rhetorix and criticism empower to solve
lesser problems.

>In closing let us leave this listserv as a forum for gaming discussions
>and not a forum for political discussions.

We weren't discussing politics. We were making JOKES. Like Star Trek, Jurrasic
Park, and innumerable other topics that have served as fodder for our humors.
Politics didn't enter until your long post, which began by declaring where your
vote went.

Humor is non-partisan. Sorry I ruined your day. I'll put up a 'fragile' sign.


J Roberson