Jaysus, Dickey, that's pretty mindless blathering, ya know. Its possible you don't notice the difference between the rhetorical invective of Hayward, and the rhetorical invective of Carter. Carter tells what he thinks and why he thinks it; Hayward resorts to innuendo and implication, using highly emotive words like treason and sweeping categorical propositions which are unprovable and histrionic.

If you really intend to lodge a charge of treason against Carter, could you find the moral courage to state your particulars? I would that make you look like an idiot?


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