Craftsman -> RE: Sanctity Of Marriage?what (6/20/2006 10:14:54 PM)
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ORIGINAL: meatcleaver This was emailed to me by a friend. Now I'm wondering what the Republicans had against the Clinton's marriage. <some snippage> Ronald Reagan - divorced the mother of two of his children to marry Nancy Reagan, who bore him a daughter only 7 months after the marriage. <more snippage> You are aware, I would presume, that Ronald Reagan was, at that time, a very staunch Democrat. He did not switch party affiliation until 1962 and did not become actively Republican until he supported Barry Goldwater in 1964 quote:
from http://alastair.familydallas.com/govalpha.html#Reagan Once a liberal Democrat, Reagan became active in Republican politics, supporting Barry Goldwater for president in 1964. After a brief "retirement" in the 1970s, Reagan won a landslide victory in 1980 to become the first California governor to become President of the United States. According to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Library site, it was in the fall of 1962 that Ronald Reagan changed is political affiliation from Democrat to Republican. By then, Maureen had been long born (January 4, 1941), and so was the son that was adopted, Michael (March 14, 1945). It seems that Ronald Reagan married, screwed and divorced Jane Wyman as a Liberal Democrat. He screwed the State of California higher education as 33rd Governor and the country at large, by some peoples' standards, as the 40th President of these here United States. Never mind that he was influential in tearing down the Berilin Wall, ending the Cold War, and the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and being President during a time of high growth and economic expansion here 'at home'. Besides, I don't recall anyone having anything against the Contract of Marriage between William Jefferson Clinton and Hillary Diane Rodham. The furor, as I understand it, involves Mr. Clinton's oral-genital activities with interns and other persons of female genotype and fenotype not a party to said contract of marriage.
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