Bottom line: No, I'm not your judge, I'm a voter. This is why I'm not going to vote for you, and why I will urge my fellow voters not to vote for you either.
Weiner is the perfect example of the moral equivalence invoked so quickly and automatically by the left.
There are no rights or wrongs according to him, and if there are, it is up to him to decide. Nobody has the right to judge him or say that what he did was wrong (or pathological). Nobody can judge and justify what he did, but Weiner himself, according to Weiner ... all evidence notwithstanding.
As long as the evidence doesn't come out, he is good with it. .
You got it exactly right Gary. People running into him on the street can't "judge" whether his wife should leave him, but if he runs for office, voters will "judge" whether he is fit for office. "To everything there is a purpose, and a time to every purpose under heaven."
Bottom line: No, I'm not your judge, I'm a voter. This is why I'm not going to vote for you, and why I will urge my fellow voters not to vote for you either.
ReplyDeleteWeiner is the perfect example of the moral equivalence invoked so quickly and automatically by the left.
ReplyDeleteThere are no rights or wrongs according to him, and if there are, it is up to him to decide. Nobody has the right to judge him or say that what he did was wrong (or pathological). Nobody can judge and justify what he did, but Weiner himself, according to Weiner ... all evidence notwithstanding.
As long as the evidence doesn't come out, he is good with it.
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If he wants to run for mayor of NY, he will be judged. The arrogance of this guy knows no bounds.
ReplyDeleteYou got it exactly right Gary. People running into him on the street can't "judge" whether his wife should leave him, but if he runs for office, voters will "judge" whether he is fit for office. "To everything there is a purpose, and a time to every purpose under heaven."
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