Re: Reich

[Guest guest]

I'm quite sure he's not an LPA member. You can look up various newspaper

profiles of him over the years and see that he denies that he even has

dwarfism. Of course he doesn't have a typical dwarfism condition, and he's

quite a bit taller than people with achondroplasia or diastrophic dysplasia,

so it's probably more ignorance than anything else.

Dan

On 5/20/04 4:44 PM, " M " <greyhoundowner36@...> wrote:

> This morning I had the pleasure of listening to Reich being

> interviewed on NPR (National Public Radio). He is the former

> Secretary of Labor under the Clinton administration (1st term) and

> has a new book out, and I definitely plan to check it out and look at

> some of the other books he has written. I admire how well-spoken and

> level-headed he is, not to mention what a brilliant mind he has. Does

> anyone know if he is a member of LPA? I think he would make an

> excellent role model for young LPA members, or anyone, for that

> matter. (Ya gotta love how the 'politically correct' conservative

> Republican talk show hosts take their pot-shots at him after he gets

> off the air, and they almost always make a lame-ass joke about his

> height...hmmm, can anyone say " Senator " from Virginia?)

> Speaking of Virginia, see y'all down in Herndon at the D3 regional

>

> Mike

[Guest guest]

I met Reich yesterday!!!!!!!!!!! He is around 4'8 " . He

signed my copy of " Locked in the Cabinet " (which, by the way, starts

with him having both hips replaced.) We spoke about Alan Greenspan

and Arnold Swartzenegger.

Reich is a witty, insightful speaker. I encourage you all to

read his new book " Reason. "

Cecilie

>

> > This morning I had the pleasure of listening to Reich

being

> > interviewed on NPR (National Public Radio). He is the former

> > Secretary of Labor under the Clinton administration (1st term)

and

> > has a new book out, and I definitely plan to check it out and

look at

> > some of the other books he has written. I admire how well-spoken

and

> > level-headed he is, not to mention what a brilliant mind he has.

Does

> > anyone know if he is a member of LPA? I think he would make an

> > excellent role model for young LPA members, or anyone, for that

> > matter. (Ya gotta love how the 'politically correct' conservative

> > Republican talk show hosts take their pot-shots at him after he

gets

> > off the air, and they almost always make a lame-ass joke about

his

> > height...hmmm, can anyone say " Senator " from Virginia?)

> > Speaking of Virginia, see y'all down in Herndon at the D3

regional

> >

> > Mike

[Guest guest]

Did you measure him? ;-)

He's always described as being 4'10 1/2 " . He's a pretty interesting guy.

Certainly would have been a far better choice for governor of Mass. than

what we've got.

Dan

On 5/22/04 11:39 AM, " cecilierose@... " <cecilierose@...> wrote:

> I met Reich yesterday!!!!!!!!!!! He is around 4'8 " . He

> signed my copy of " Locked in the Cabinet " (which, by the way, starts

> with him having both hips replaced.) We spoke about Alan Greenspan

> and Arnold Swartzenegger.

>

> Reich is a witty, insightful speaker. I encourage you all to

> read his new book " Reason. "

>

>

> Cecilie

>

>>

>>> This morning I had the pleasure of listening to Reich

> being

>>> interviewed on NPR (National Public Radio). He is the former

>>> Secretary of Labor under the Clinton administration (1st term)

> and

>>> has a new book out, and I definitely plan to check it out and

> look at

>>> some of the other books he has written. I admire how well-spoken

> and

>>> level-headed he is, not to mention what a brilliant mind he has.

> Does

>>> anyone know if he is a member of LPA? I think he would make an

>>> excellent role model for young LPA members, or anyone, for that

>>> matter. (Ya gotta love how the 'politically correct' conservative

>>> Republican talk show hosts take their pot-shots at him after he

> gets

>>> off the air, and they almost always make a lame-ass joke about

> his

>>> height...hmmm, can anyone say " Senator " from Virginia?)

>>> Speaking of Virginia, see y'all down in Herndon at the D3

> regional

>>>

>>> Mike

[Guest guest]

I'm glad to see someone else appreciates Reich's intelligence.

He should have attended the D3 regional informal seminar- he would

have learned everything about what's wrong with men and why women are

nothing but victims who can't overcome social stereotypes. Of course,

his intelligence would allow him to see right through the

ridiculousness of the conversation and recognize the truth- women are

more than victims and have the power within to overcome social norms,

and men can do the same with their positive traits as well. You'd

think LP's would already know this stuff- sheez!! (laughing at

wondering if I'm asking too much).

Mike

> >

> > > This morning I had the pleasure of listening to Reich

> being

> > > interviewed on NPR (National Public Radio). He is the former

> > > Secretary of Labor under the Clinton administration (1st term)

> and

> > > has a new book out, and I definitely plan to check it out and

> look at

> > > some of the other books he has written. I admire how well-

spoken

> and

> > > level-headed he is, not to mention what a brilliant mind he

has.

> Does

> > > anyone know if he is a member of LPA? I think he would make an

> > > excellent role model for young LPA members, or anyone, for that

> > > matter. (Ya gotta love how the 'politically correct'

conservative

> > > Republican talk show hosts take their pot-shots at him after he

> gets

> > > off the air, and they almost always make a lame-ass joke about

> his

> > > height...hmmm, can anyone say " Senator " from Virginia?)

> > > Speaking of Virginia, see y'all down in Herndon at the D3

> regional

> > >

> > > Mike