> SteaHoover <steahoo...@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:20020921104208.03179.00005645@mb-cs.aol.com...
> > 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.