Reply #33: It's not a separate issue in my book

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Last summer when Feinstein was moving in, and all the social circle columns were ooh-ing and aahing over the view from her new digs,
the San Francisco Chronicle ran an article with a headline, AT SIXTEEN MILLION DOLLARS, A VIEW TO DIE FOR!"

Well ya know something, it was a view that over 3,000 service people have died for.

Feinstein's husband received 27 MILLION dollars in contracts related to Iraq just days or weeks after Feinstein voted for the war.

In the old days, a civil servant would have recused themselves from such a vote. But that was back when Congresspersons were ethical.

She hobnobs with some of Reagan's top Iran Contra people. They do the ballet, the opera, the social affairs.

She is good on the environment, I'll grant you, but there has to be a special circle in hell for someone who has pulled off the type of corporate pleasuring that this woman has.