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you certainly have a valid argument, i'll admit.

but i differ:

1. the tabloids and newspapers had carried on for years concerning his social life and his wife had tossed him out on the street.

2. i remember him speaking and stating he was dropping out due to cancer.

but prostrate cancer isn't that big of a deal in most men. as i said above, some people continue working with cancer. i've known men that have. and, i've known women with breast cancer that have.

most interesting was a woman that i know who had both breasts removed, was taking phone calls in her hospital room, on a wednesday or thursday, and was back seeing clients on monday. you couldn't keep this woman down. my father is a dairy farmer whom i have never seen in bed, except for hospitalization. my mother said that after she met him she saw him plowing with a team of horses--very physical work, while sick with the whooping cough, circa late 1930s. flu?--he always milked cows 2x a day.

my brother is cut of the same genes; he had pneumonia, got up and milked cows 2x a day, and went back to bed in between. obviously not medically approved actions, all of these.

so, it's a matter of perception and difference among people.

3. after rudy left, it would seem to me that the republican party would have devoted pr strategists and monies to help the u.s. congressman that took her on. he obviously failed.

who am i? but a person that dislikes hillary. what qualifications did she have to assume an office among the 100? none, except that she was the wife of a recent president, armed with white house fbi background reports on her enemies. did missus clinton have information on rudy that rudy didn't want made public? i don't know.

in sum, i do not like clintons. i do not want to suffer another 8 years of them in office. and i think rudy did not do a good job. and i think the gop did not do a good job.

and, i don't like rudy.

if you like rudy, fine. you can have him.