Meet Ed Snow: The "Fundraiser"

[_Gadianton]

To me it's more than a moral mistake. It was that. It was shameful and reflects very badly on the institutions he represents.

But to me, there is something very "off" let's say, about someone making the mistake of not considering the ramifications of using school/company email for something like this. I mean, if I were ever to even just receive that kind of an email on a corporate account from a friend I'd blacklist him or her on that account immediately.

There is a certain lack of common sense at work, he's just, just, not right.

[_Mister Scratch]

I would be the first to admit that my observations and analyses have been affected and colored by my past contact with apologetics and apologists.

Well since I do not know what your personal experience is outside this board I cannnot detrmine whether your slant is valid. Me experience is they are mostly decent, honest and sincere individuals.

And I appreciate your fairness here, Jason. If you don't mind my asking: Why do you think it "a leap" to wonder if Snow's apologetic politicking (can we agree that's what it was? since it was about smearing an opponent of Mitt Romney's?) is in some way related to his other apologetic undertakings?

Well, It seems the one error, perhaps even bad error, does not mean that this is what his role is for apologetics. It seems that you are implying that he is in his FARMS role exactly because he is a good hatchet man.[/quote]

My God, Jason---where did I *ever* imply such a thing? I have to say, it just feels to me (and yes, I grant wholeheartedly that this is just my lone *opinion*) that you are really SPINNING what I actually said. Nowhere did I say snow was a "hatchet man." All I did was point out his politicking, and the fact that he is the Numero Uno "fundraiser" for FARMS. That's it. Anything else is your own malign interpretation.