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"Robert Green" wrote:



candidate like Ross Perot. Anyone who follows politics knows that the Far
Right doesn't think the rank and file Republicans represent them, setting
the stage for a splintering of the party.

Which might actually not be a bad idea for the party. The remainder
would probably more palatable to the Great Undecided.


Last time the "TV Candidate" was DA Arthur Branch from LawnOrder. Now we
are asked: President Trump? Maybe the time has come to ask if we're ready
for a Mormon president.

But at least Fred Thompson had had some experience in politics having
served in the Senate for awhile.



!!! It would be a credit if an *innocent* man had beaten an alleged "frame"
job. It's not a credit to allow a clearly guilty man to escape because a
detective once used the N word and foolishly denied it. It should have
merely given doubt to Fuhrman's testimony. There was still plenty of good
evidence left but the LA DA's office muffed nearly every advantage they had
in the face of OJ's very effective legal team. It's hard to listen to some
of the Nicole Brown 911 calls (with OJ screaming death threats like a
maniac) and come away with any sense other than "he's a f*cking stone cold
killer." But the OJ jury did.

The trial was lost when the DA did not object to the trying on the
glove. Deservedly so, at least from a Karma standpoint, for their
stupidity.


We just had a "leather glove" thread. What nimlo doesn't know that a glove
soaked in blood shrinks a size or two? Members of the OJ jury, that's who!
Remove the possibly tainted evidence and you've still got lots of other
quality evidence, like the Bruno Magli shoes. That sort of evidence just
couldn't be doctored without a time machine. Fuhrman offers a lot of
interesting insight at (ugh!) Oprah's site:

Heck you don't even need to bring that up. Just putting them on over
latex gloves is idiocy.

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"Even I realized that money was to politicians what the ecalyptus tree is to koala bears: food, water, shelter and something to crap on."
---PJ O'Rourke