[StBernard] Brendan Hendrix -distributor of lie detector letter

[Westley Annis]

"I find it unbelievable that there are some many people on this web
sight that are trashing this women." --SC

Ah, everyone should get off the "trash the woman routine" and pick up on a
"trash a man/candidate" one? Furthermore, can readers assume the statement
this "Craig has hidden his past" as described in this message?

Also, should all believe everything read about accusations that either have
not been substantiated nor proven to be the case?

The statement about someone accusing Mr. Taffaro can be as believable as the
rumors about JR "fooling around with someone in government throughout the
years". Now we all realize that both are false, right? 

Moreover, when the adage, "fight da good fight" was coined, does it mean
using a former. alleged drug addict (medicine induced?) after Katrina, right
before a parish president election believable or gullible? 

Trashing someone is pretty commonplace these days, especially during an
election campaign in LA. If JR should pull over the miracle win, however, an
exodus will continue. If Mr. Taffaro should be hailed the winner, St.
Bernard will probably notice a shift populace to bring back more undecided
citizens to da parish. 

--jer-- 

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     I find it unbelievable that there are some many people on this web
sight that are trashing this women. Not a one of us knows what happened.
People are human.  Many make mistakes. Why do we encourage others to run
these attack ads. By letting this topic consume the airways we are in fact
defaming the name of the man who so many have defended on this forum. We are
continuing to spread this unconfirmed or denied allegation, giving it merit.
None of us are squeaky clean. I am sure many of us have some skeleton in our
closets. That doesn't make us horrible people it makes us human. When voting
we should try to vote for the person we believe will serve us well, not the
person who has successfully hidden his/ her past.


S.C.