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Jim McGreevy and James Craig deny their accusation deny their conduct and commonly accuse the opposite for insult their public figures and I don’t think American public should know anyone’s personally life. Professor I can tell you that American is not what it used to be, you are not allow to fight back anymore everyone have been selfish and extremely scare of others. Think of what this country used to be, I would say yes in the 90s about American should know their elected officials personally life but not anymore. Why would you ever interfere with other personal’s business? They are elected because of you, you should give space and respect for their privacy. Don’t you have any other things to do? Is that what we all about now? Talking other
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