Subj : Fiery crash in texas....
To   : Earl Croasmun
From : Bill McGarrity
Date : Mon Aug 18 2014 09:59:00

>> And it does nothing to take the drunk DA off the public streets before
>> anyone is killed in a wreck.

> Wonder how many felt the same way about GW Bush's DUI and "expungned" coke
> conviction or Dick Cheney's two DWI pops.

My guess is that, like Hillary Clinton, neither one has driven their own car in

many years.  Maybe the safest thing is to move Rosemary up to higher office 
instead of pushing her out.

>heney got busted when he was in college, more than fifty years ago.  Bush's 
>was almost forty years ago, before he stopped drinking.  Not really the same
as 
>a middle-aged DA with an open vodka bottle getting nasty to where she had to
be 
>chained down.

DWI is DWI.  Agreed, a middle aged woman shouldn't put herself in that
situation but then again, as I stated, Texas leads the nation in DWI deaths so
it not uncommon for anyone down there to be "tipsy" while driving. 



>As for the coke claim, if you believe that then you must believe 
>every silly story that someone floats in books with anonymous sources.  If you

>believe that Bush was busted for coke and then had every trace of the arrest, 
>detention, arraignment, trial, prosecution, verdict, and sentence "expunged" 
>from the face of the earth, but you DON'T believe that Bill Clinton 
>participated in running cocaine through the Mena airport, that would be an 
>interesting double standard.

Where did I ever say that about Clinton?  You bring an interesting subject into
the conversation though.  What are your thoughts on Bush I, Ollie and the rest
of the CIA?  If you were governor of any state and the CIA decided to setup
shop in your backyard for clandestine operations, would you be holding a press
conference the next day about it?  

But I forgot, you and Damon believe all kinds of wild things.

Not wild but plausable... 

BTW, why do you keep moving my posts to another echo?
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