Originally posted by Lewisc
The rules are state specific. Are you an attorney that is licensed to practice law in IL? Do you have any basis for telling Steve that his lawyer is wrong?
Originally posted by katerkat
I don't think Clinton wants to speak for political gain.
His book comes out on the 22nd.
Originally posted by Eeyore1954
There are only 3 reasons why Bill Clinton would agree to speak in public in any forum these days:
1) Political gain/power
2) Spin his legacy
3) Sell his book
Originally posted by gometros
And maybe he doesn't have any further ulterior motive than to honor a fellow past president.
I can see it now:
"Today we honor a great president and copies of my book are available for sale at the back of the church as you exit."
Originally posted by dmadman43
The Clintons ALWAYS have an alterior movtive. They are politics version of Tinkerbell.
Originally posted by dmadman43
Talk about not adding value...
Originally posted by ThreeCircles
Sorry, double post. See below.
Originally posted by Eeyore1954
I would never assume to speak for dmadman43 -- but how is posting a statement of fact not adding value to the debate?
And maybe you'd care to explain what value your last post added, ThreeCircles? From my perspective, it just appears petty -- like you have some axe to grind.![]()
Originally posted by minniepumpernickel
Cheer up Three Circles! Kerry is ahead in several of the polls so far! Thats what really matters anyway, right?![]()
As you are entitled to your opinion, but again, since you are so concerned with adding value to the debate, what value does this add?Originally posted by ThreeCircles
A statement of fact? You call his post a statement of fact? It sounds to me like it's nothing more than his opinion. Which, of course, he is totally entitled to.
But, in the end, I find that it adds nothing to the discussion at hand.
I don't see how he could resist. The man is drawn to temptation like a moth to an open flame. And as the Borg (from Star Trek) say, "Resistance is futile" -- at least for our former President.Honestly, does anyone really believe that if Clinton did speak that he would even come close to mentioning his book?
*SIGH* Pot, kettle ... need I say more?And my post was simply to highlight the fact that dmadman43 has criticized others for adding little to the debate when he himself engages in it quite often.
Originally posted by Eeyore1954
As you are entitled to your opinion, but again, since you are so concerned with adding value to the debate, what value does this add? I don't see how he could resist. The man is drawn to temptation like a moth to an open flame. And as the Borg (from Star Trek) say, "Resistance is futile" -- at least for our former President. *SIGH* Pot, kettle ... need I say more?![]()
Eeyore1954 states:
The man is drawn to temptation like a moth to an open flame. And as the Borg (from Star Trek) say, "Resistance is futile" -- at least for our former President.
dmadman43 states:
The Clintons ALWAYS have an alterior movtive. They are politics version of Tinkerbell.
ITA, especially when someone completely ignores questions addressed to them.Originally posted by ThreeCircles
*SIGH* is right.
I never claimed that the alleged inflammatory remark about Clinton I made was fact. If you can find where in that post I said, "This is a FACT", I'd like to see it. I have no problem admitting that what I posted was an opinion, based on my observations of former President Clinton's behavior while in office.It seems that a great number of individuals (DawnCt1, dmadman43, and now yourself) present nothing more than inflamatory remarks about Clinton, Kerry, or any number of other individuals and then, as you yourself claim, state they are "fact" and viable to the discussion at had.
As stated above, my statement is opinion. And as I said earlier, I would never presume to speak for dmadman43. But from MY perspective, what dmadman43 said was as close to FACT as anything I've seen on a political debate on the DISboards in a long, long time.Do you really think these are facts:
Come now, are you sure these aren't opinions?
So, it was "close" to a fact, but not "actually" a fact....Originally posted by Eeyore1954
But from MY perspective, what dmadman43 said was as close to FACT as anything I've seen on a political debate on the DISboards in a long, long time.
As I am fond of saying, "Close enough for government work..." so it passes the "fact sniff" test for me. Looks like a fact, sounds like a fact, smells like a fact -- hmm, passes all my tests for a fact.Originally posted by wvrevy
So, it was "close" to a fact, but not "actually" a fact....
Hmmm....yes....I see![]()
Originally posted by Eeyore1954
As I am fond of saying, "Close enough for government work..." so it passes the "fact sniff" test for me. Looks like a fact, sounds like a fact, smells like a fact -- hmm, passes all my tests for a fact.![]()
Originally posted by Eeyore1954
ITA, especially when someone completely ignores questions addressed to them. I never claimed that the alleged inflammatory remark about Clinton I made was fact. If you can find where in that post I said, "This is a FACT", I'd like to see it. I have no problem admitting that what I posted was an opinion, based on my observations of former President Clinton's behavior while in office.
I would never assume to speak for dmadman43 -- but how is posting a statement of fact not adding value to the debate?
Originally posted by Eeyore1954
But from MY perspective, what dmadman43 said was as close to FACT as anything I've seen on a political debate on the DISboards in a long, long time.
dmadman43 states:
The Clintons ALWAYS have an alterior movtive. They are politics version of Tinkerbell.