> > "I come in every day thinking I'm doing God's work, as do my
> colleagues,"
> > says Wolfensohn. (Pres. World Bank)
> Maybe he means it in the sense Oppenheimer did?
>

Maybe so,  but speaking of God's work... how do those members of the
moralising 'right', who are both anti-abortion and pro-capital punishment,
reconcile their arguments?

> --
> Tresy Kilbourne
> Seattle WA
> "The Clinton-haters and their friends in the media are like a cargo cult:
> they keep expecting something to fall from the sky, and years of
> disappointment never seem to awaken any doubt." - Joe Conason

'Disappointment'? Maybe what Joe doesn't get is that, regardless of the
outcome of formal procedures - the vengeance that should 'fall from the
sky', Clinton's blown it purely through his actions, and is known and will
be remembered as a man of limited integrity and moral character. That, for
the 'Clinton-haters', is quite possibly enough. Clinton and his apologists
cannot claim any victory because the system he's part of treated him gently.
Or so it would seem to me...

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