truth in advertising...still OT

[Charles Martin]

> From: "Bonnie Crisp" <dandbcrisp at hotmail.com>
> That includes those who way
> overreact to a statement meant to lift up someone at their milestone
> birthday party.  I just cringe at all the hyprocrisy in politics in
> general.

I too cringe at the hypocrisy in politics in general, but Lott's 
hypocrisy started AFTER he made the controversial remark.

Anyone who thinks it was just "a statement meant to lift up someone at 
their milestone birthday party" will have to come up with another 
explanation now that it's been revealed that Lott said the exact same 
thing on at least two other occasions over the past 20 years (and no, 
they weren't Thurmond's 90th and 80th birthday parties!).

But now he's reversed himself? Now he supports affirmative action after 
voting against it every chance he's had? Now he supports an MLK 
birthday holiday after voting against it? Now he "regrets" voting to 
deny blacks the right to vote in 1983?

Yeah, right.

_Chas_
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