But we've seen all this before. Back during Clinton's impeachment, this same man said hysterical and violent things about Rep. Henry Hyde of Illinois, then Chairman of the Judiciary Committee and one of the House Managers in Clinton's trial in the Senate. And he said them on national TV, on somebody's talk show. It was obvious then that he had what we now call "anger management issues." But nobody said anything -- largely because many of the same people who are now pillorying him for chewing out his daughter also hated Henry Hyde.
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The pot calling the kettle, well, you know
But we've seen all this before. Back during Clinton's impeachment, this same man said hysterical and violent things about Rep. Henry Hyde of Illinois, then Chairman of the Judiciary Committee and one of the House Managers in Clinton's trial in the Senate. And he said them on national TV, on somebody's talk show. It was obvious then that he had what we now call "anger management issues." But nobody said anything -- largely because many of the same people who are now pillorying him for chewing out his daughter also hated Henry Hyde.
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The task ahead: you can't know where you're going unless you know where you've been
The launch of the Global Methodist Church is now inevitable. The traditionalists are not asking permission to leave The United Methodist Church, they…
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And to think that I saw it on Sesame Street
The first time I visited the Livingstone Memorial in Ujiji, Tanzania, I was boggled by the statues of Stanley and Livingstone in the museum there. It…
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Shibboleths
I dislike shibboleths. Sometimes, they are used to define in-groups and sometimes they are used to define out-groups, but when a word or phrase is…
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