So the Derry, New Hampshire woman who questioned Rudy Giuliani over the weekend about his family problems, and who received a very calm reply suggesting that maybe in a campaign such as this, with so many big issues at stake, his family should be left alone, is not happy: "In fact, Katherine wonders why she had to be the one to raise long-simmering questions about Giuliani's personal character. "I'm very frustrated by the media. I think maybe they want to maintain access, so maybe they're selling their soul for access and not doing their job."
Or maybe some think we should discuss issues, not heckle a candidate about family problems.
I thought the great lesson of the Clinton years was that we should end "the politics of personal destruction", and no matter a candidate's "personal life", as long as he could "do the job he was elected to do" that was all that mattered. What happened?
