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Originally Posted by CagedTroll Okay, "Comp time" and "tequila" are synonamous so the math is Far East Fuzzy right now, for ME. But I'm not 35 years old. I caught bits of Kerry's '71 appearance on Dick Cavett on C-Span last night. By '71 he was out of Viet Nam, so unless I'm older than I think I am, that's closer to 30 years than 35. |
The military is in the public sector.
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As for Private Sectoring... GWB's Harken Oil/Baseball Team/Funeral Home adventures all had something to do with the Bush/Walker family enterprise connections. To say that he was in the "Private Sector" kind of begs the question of how I get members of the Bin Laden family to invest in MY corporate ventures... (There's a lot spin on that, I know... Doesn't negate the point.)
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So he didn't run a Mom 'n Pop joint. The private sector is still more rigorous than the public anyway you cut it, even if he did get a leg up due to his family (unlike that poor Massachusetts boy, right?
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As for 3rd parties producing campaign attack ads, if that was important why didn't the Right Wing vote for John McCain, who actually wanted to do something about that??? Roger Aisles (of FoxNews) is linked to 3rd party ads about Willie Horton (that helped Bush, Sr.). Sr.'s win helped Jr later. Do we really wanna change the rules now? Why not then???
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That's not the point. I don't like the 3rd party attack ads from anyone. What I really took issue with was the subterfuge that was employed to hide the fact the Teresa Heinz-Kerry was the ringleader in it all.