Hello Bob,   
      
    LL>> As such, the televangelist had to watch his words so as not   
    LL>> to offend any members of The 700 Club else it become The   
    LL>> 666 Club.   
      
    BK>> I'll remember that one.   
      
    LL>> Give the devil his due.  :)   
      
   BK>You're not the devil...though I am torn, should I say, "You're   
   BK>not that bad", or "You're not that good"?   
      
   Like Muhammad Ali, "I am the *GREATEST*!"   
      
    LL>> As if that was not enough to convince folks that Petreaus is   
    LL>> a good man who has done nothing wrong, Robertson continued -   
      
    LL>> "The man's off in a foreign land and he's lonely and here's   
    LL>> a good-looking lady throwing herself at him.  He's a man."   
      
    BK>> IOW, it's only sinning when you're not lonely?   
      
    LL>> Of course.  Do keep in mind that Pat Robertson and his   
    LL>> future wife had a child out of wedlock, as revealed to the   
    LL>> world when he ran for president.  You do remember that,   
    LL>> don't you?  Don't you?  I know you do.  And if you don't,   
    LL>> here's a reminder -   
      
   BK>Yes, I remember. But he wasn't as holy then.   
      
   Like Jesse Jackson, he was a "disseminator of public information."   
   What a strange year that was.  Three preachers running for president.   
   Jesse Jackson, Pat Robertson, and Walter Mondale.  And look who won.   
   God himself, Ronald Reagan.   
      
    LL>> Did you hear Pat Robertson whining like Jimmy Swaggert "I   
    LL>> have sinned!" No way!  Pat Robertson is perfect!  Not like   
    LL>> those other preachers and politicians who cannot keep their   
    LL>> pants unzipped...   
      
    BK>> He's a man is an excuse many men have used? "I'm just a man   
    BK>> after all".   
      
    LL>> That's right!  The Bill Clinton excuse!  And why people   
    LL>> forgave him!   
      
   BK>Like I said, 90% of the men wanted to do what he did, and half   
   BK>the women wanted to be the woman he did it with.   
      
   Bill Clinton left office with the highest approval rating in   
   American history, even higher than Ronald Reagan.  And if he were   
   to run again, he would win.  Regardless of who his opponent(s)   
   might be.   
      
   Not that I expect Bill Clinton to be that foolish.  After all,   
   his wife wants the job, and will not be denied ...   
      
   --Lee   
      
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