The Journalist is doing the right thing no matter how vicious it sounds. He is protecting the public from a less than honest candidate. A child? He denies he has a child by hiding her from the public? Wow. That is not what I call an honest candidate. No one I know would ever hold the birth of a child and support of a child against any candidate if that candidate had proven he loves the child and protects, defends and supports that child.
But this? I don't like the way it sounds and I don't like what the 'shame' Palidino has displayed will effect his own child. He hid the truth and shows that he intended to continue to do so. He display good character. Very questionable motive behind his actions.
I consider the actions by Palidino to be very vicious and ruthless when it comes to being honest with the electorate. Hidden agendas are a real problem for this party. This is a prime example of it.
Whitman is no different. She is angry now because she hid the truth. What does the public have to judge a candidate by except how they handle their personal lives and interpersonal relationships. If Whitman is saying one thing to 'subvert' the electorate into her camp while PRACTICING completely different moral content in her life, what is a voter to believe? Darn right, it is going to effect things.
Reporter defends comments to Paladino (click title to entry - thank you)
Public outburst making rounds on Internet
Updated: Thursday, 30 Sep 2010, 1:24 PM EDT
Published : Thursday, 30 Sep 2010, 12:40 PM EDT
Michele McClintick
Posted by: Emily Lenihan
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) - That very public outburst is making the rounds on the Internet and could have a big effect in the weeks leading up to the election.
It all happened while Carl Paladino was at the Sagamore in the Adirondacks to address the state business council, but nobody's talking about that. It's all about what he said before that speech and now his campaign may have to do damage control because of it....
Journalists understand what scruples are.
Scruples are an ethical consideration or principle that inhibits action.
Rick Lazio talks to reporters after speaking to the New York State Associated Press annual meeting in Colonie, N.Y., on Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010. Lazio says he'll continue to be a voice in the New York governor's race, but wouldn't say if he'll drop his run on the Conservative party line against surging GOP candidate Carl Paladino and Democrat Andrew Cuomo.
I sincerely believe the Tea Party, Republicans and Murdoch have absolutely NO scruples. Their inhibitions to 'take over' the power in DC and othewise lacks morals and commitment to the integrity of Civil Rights in the USA.
Look, I wanted MSNBC last night with that new show they have. It is an interesting program. Well composed in some ways. But, there was an interesting interaction between Palin and Katie Couric that everyone overlooked due to the focus on Johnson. But it bears looking at again and I was more than pleased I was able to hear the interaction again,
The Republicans, whom are now 75% Tea Party members are chronically using the 'wedge issue' of Abortion in elections. Did everyone HEAR what Palin said to Couric? Sincerely hear it. I did. Last night I heard it and it reminded me of a statement by Bush years ago. I am damn tired of these morons trashing the country year after year after year, so let's get this right. Abortion is NOT a legitmate issue in the USA anymore, except, where it empowers women to live a life they choose, because, abortion is about love of a child as much as limiting child birth. Women remove suffering from a child when they choose abortion. Abortion is a socio-economic decision. You'll never convince me of anything else. EXCEPT. In the case of incest or rape. Making a woman or GIRL carry a child to term for the sake of 'church standards' is emotionally curelty and I don't care how a society dresses it up.
Abortion dominates race for state attorney general (click here)
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Published: Tuesday, September 28, 2010, 7:59 AM
Deborah E. Young
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- As Planned Parenthood yesterday rolled out its first-ever presence in the borough with its mobile health unit in St. George, candidates in the race for state attorney general went another round on the hot-button issue of abortion.
Democratic candidate for attorney general Eric Schneiderman used the news on his challenger's home turf to jab again at Republican Daniel Donovan, Staten Island's district attorney, excerpting a comment made over the weekend during a public television interview in seeking to characterize Donovan as "extreme."...
In her interview with Katie Couric, Palin stated when commenting about "The Day After Pill" that HER PERSONAL point of view was to never use it. In stating that, she also stated she had no right to make that decision for anyone else. In a statement, a few years ago, "W" was addressing a group of women and I want to say it was on the lawn of the White House and was 'telephoned' in or some darn thing. That could just be bad memory on my part, but, he definately made that statement to the Pro-Lifers at this meeting/rally. He stated something like this, "Abortion may some day be unattainable in the USA." In those words he encouraged the extremists that want to dominate every aspect of the American Landscape with their religious preferences, including depriving Gay Citizens their proper Civil Rights, TO KEEP AT IT. In other words, the Republcans are the only people willing to be this intrusive into PRIVATE CITIZENS lives, so 'hang with us' and we will get it done. SOME DAY. How convenient.
There is no way in the USA women will ever be deprived abortion rights somewhere, except, if the Right Wing Grassroots Militias kill and bomb every clinic and hospital in the nation. Women will seek abortions and they have to be safe. Girls cannot be jeopardized as such young ages by their own unsophisticated decisions. This is not ideology, it is 'keeping people alive' and productive in their own lives. It is the way it is and Americans have rights to conduct their PRIVATE lives without intrusion.
The issue with entire 'church - state' mess is 'maintained' as a political issue in order to maintain a base, no matter how radical and how dangerous it is to the security of our domestic peace. This has gone on for decades, but, until the Bush White House it has never manifested in a demonstrative way before. The base of the Republicans are always complaining about their 'status' in legislation and in regard to the continuance of government at the federal level. They are extremists. There is about 28 to 30 percent of the total electorate of the USA. They 'pull' other in, including Independents' by creating wedge issues that are 'popular.' They play 'populous' issues. The Repubicans cause issues within the social structure of the USA with violence and permission to be violent on every issue their base consents to vote on as if it were 'real' when the candidates and the RNC know full well there is way.
It is no different than the tax cut issue. When President Obama stated, "I just don't have the math." He meant it. That didn't matter. The Republicans wants to increase the National Debt in order to win elections. There is no other reason to fund tax cuts for the wealthiest in this country. Those cuts are completely unconstitutional from the 'view point' that they are completely disproportionate to any tax cut of any other socio-economic class in the USA. The Republicans have no basis for their demands. The 'class' of people they are advocating for are supposed to be supplying small businesses with monies for jobs. We know these small businesses aren't really 'neighborhood' businesses. They are multi-national companies and have special status due to ownership numbers under the Tax Code. That investigated too, but, that isn't the point. The point is the Republicans, REGARDLESS OF THE ISSUE, always decieve people. They can never realistically pass laws that would kill people, even if it by their own actions. The Republicans are a huge joke. They want to remove government from people's lives, have no taxes except to pay for the military, cast the economy to FREE MARKET no matter what hardship it causes the populous of the USA and want to have everyone live under the moral oppression of Evangelical Christianity. So, basically, as a woman have children regardless of the ability to support them, OR, give them up to some kind of adoption issue, but, definately give birth to the little 'rug rats.' I DON'T THINK SO. That lacks respect for women, their needs in life, their self determination of the path of their lives and their ability to improve their lives without ridicule and to support their children into high quality lives.
Where is the morality in that? When Gingrich pulled the rug out from under the former First Lady when we were looking at improving the health care system he didn't care about the people of this country, he pandered to Wall Street and how many died over the 16 years since it happened? No conscious about life or the people of this country. Who gives a damn? Losers are losers.
Nah, I am tired of it. We are great country and we can solve our own problems and we can do it with a good central government that finds solutions for us. I reject the right for the Republicans and their 'Tea Party' to exist. They are lack scruples and morals and any 'content' to conscious that actually equals Life, Liberty and the pursuit of happiness. They are wrong and this election is showing it over and over and over again.
Enough.
