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Did anyone see that crying Governor?
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SteaHoover
Sep 21, 2002, 10:42:08 AM9/21/02
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I couldn't keep myself from laughing so hard yesterday. The Governor from
Kentucky Paul Patton (not sure of name) was giving a press conference crying
his sniveling little eyes out because he got caught having an affair. I don't
know all of the circumstances regarding this situation but, I couldn't contain
myself. He was blabbering on and on that he hurt his family and brought shame
upon them. Why is it these politicians that get caught always end up crying.
Don't they realize they're hurting them while carrying on through the affair.
Apparently the lady he was having the affair with owned a nursing home and the
state went in and cited her for a lot of violations forcing her to shut down.
Now, something smells fishy here to me. If it's found out he had regulators go
in and harass her for no good reason he should be forced to resign. And don't
take this as a Republican or Democrat issue which he is a Democrat as a
political one, it's not. It's a moral one and frankly I think he should resign
even if it didn't effect his performance as the Governor. It's time we as a
nation get tough with our elected leaders and expect reasonable behavior even
if it's personal related. No one needs to be perfect but, I can go through a
list of elected officials and find ones that exhibit good behavior on and away
from the job. Monday I've decided to register as an independent voter
switching from Republican. I'm tired of the same old, same old behavior. Vote
for the candidate that best serves everyone's issues rather than just for a
few.
Kentucky Paul Patton (not sure of name) was giving a press conference crying
his sniveling little eyes out because he got caught having an affair. I don't
know all of the circumstances regarding this situation but, I couldn't contain
myself. He was blabbering on and on that he hurt his family and brought shame
upon them. Why is it these politicians that get caught always end up crying.
Don't they realize they're hurting them while carrying on through the affair.
Apparently the lady he was having the affair with owned a nursing home and the
state went in and cited her for a lot of violations forcing her to shut down.
Now, something smells fishy here to me. If it's found out he had regulators go
in and harass her for no good reason he should be forced to resign. And don't
take this as a Republican or Democrat issue which he is a Democrat as a
political one, it's not. It's a moral one and frankly I think he should resign
even if it didn't effect his performance as the Governor. It's time we as a
nation get tough with our elected leaders and expect reasonable behavior even
if it's personal related. No one needs to be perfect but, I can go through a
list of elected officials and find ones that exhibit good behavior on and away
from the job. Monday I've decided to register as an independent voter
switching from Republican. I'm tired of the same old, same old behavior. Vote
for the candidate that best serves everyone's issues rather than just for a
few.
okerry
Sep 21, 2002, 12:58:05 PM9/21/02
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Hey, I hear ya!
okerry>just don't know what it would take to make these folks clean up their
act
okerry>just don't know what it would take to make these folks clean up their
act
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SyVyN11
Sep 21, 2002, 4:59:16 PM9/21/02
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I'm from Kentucky and Mr. Patton's skank is sooooooo ugly (from the crowd,
"How ugly is she"). She's so ugly I thought that I was looking at one of
my sister's dogs.
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Cornfed: When compared to Mozart, not a hell of a lot.
"How ugly is she"). She's so ugly I thought that I was looking at one of
my sister's dogs.
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