An example of hypocrisy
Reader comment on item: Giuliani's Fresh Start
in response to reader comment: Rudy's Excellent Choices

Submitted by G.Vishvas (Germany), Oct 20, 2007 at 06:11

Dear Dr. Pipes

The question remains (even becomes stronger day by day): why you voted for Bush? why you were such a strong advocate of the Bush vote?

It is hypocrisy to vote for a person and recommend him and then say I don't agree with his politics, and he does not take me seriously, and he is proving to be a disaster etc. etc.

Objective fact is: islamofascism is stronger, more wide-spread, more self-confident because of Bush's politics of the past 6.5 years. This one line will suffice - instead of long winding essays of self-justification.

"I erred" - just two words instead of this unending polit-journalism.

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Daniel Pipes replies:

See my reply at http://www.danielpipes.org/comments/111741:

"I have plenty of criticisms of the president, as I have indicated in this article, and supported other candidates for the Republican nomination in 2000. But I can only have to imagine Gore or Kerry in the White House to be glad Bush won."