Let me begin with the, “I Am Nots”:
I am not a democrat. I am not even a fan of ex-Republican presidential nominee Mike Huckabee, but he said something very enlightening this week during an interview in which he announed his interest in not seeming disinterested in a potential VP offer from our next president, Senator John McCain. He beckoned voter sympathy along the topics of “government interference or government intervention.” Forsooth a rally cry.
Democrats next.
Eliot Spitzer. Number 9? Nothing which surfaced to the public this week regarding Eliot Spitzer’s involvement with a call girl, should choke the life out of the many accomplishments this man has attained over the course of his 49-year life. His role in the 2003 mutual-fund scandal was one of paramount importance which reminded the big boys over on Wall Street that law and order still rule their arenas. This was his greatest triumph and one definitely worthy of being noted. We can’t expect an enforcer of financial law to enforce the law across all spectrums. This is why we have many veins within the practice of law, to include medical, corporate, criminal, on and so forth. Let Mr. Spitzer ride out the wave of media attention for another couple of days. All will be forgotten in the history books except the importance of Mr. Spitzer’s role in the 2003 mutual-fund scandal. Bar none.
Again, I am not a democrat. I would, however like to send a big thank you to Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton for stimulating a once-dormant U.S. voter base. It has reminded the blacks, latinos, women, and young people of America of the importance of all percentages.
The voice is once again audible.
Signed,
AuxElmer
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