Steve Rose is "boweling" OUT, can't stomach the campaign

you any Steve and I would get sick too if I had to deal with people of this sort to be in public office - makes it real hard to find good candidates with strong moral values to run and stay in office - I think it would make the job really hard to do considering all of the crud you would have to put up with. The people are losing on so many fronts with respect to getting respectable and worthy people in office to represent their best interests.

For what it is worth, I have about had it with the Ruckus program on public television. I see less and less respect by the moderator and the panelists for each other and their opinions - it is becoming more of a mud slinging show rather than informing and providing different viewpoints in a comfortable atmosphere. They are fast becoming a low level internet, television show of commentary.

... That is about the tackiest headline I've ever seen. Certainly not STAR worthy. I hope. Perhaps the New York Post would be a better place for the writer of it to work.

Little Stevie jumping in and then jumping out is just too funny. It feels like I'm reading an online edition of The Onion. His reason for leaving finally confirms what we've all known, he really is full of it.

Little Stevie's claim that he received $72,000 in donations, and had a poll reporting his "high favorable" ratings will be proved or disproved when he is required to file a federal report. Even though he literally crapped out in one week, he still took and expended money, even if he refunds it all. It will be obvious that his poll and poll results are a figment of his imagination. Sad to see him bowel out. He's someone that united conservatives, moderates and liberals in repulsion to his oversized ego.

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'"Boweling" out'? Really? You have to resort to a terrible pun at the expense of someone's chronic, incurable disease? The last time I had surgery for Crohn's disease was my 21st birthday. Yes, I turned 21 on the operating table.

Unfortunately the blood was still seeping internally and I had a pelvic haematoma requiring emergency surgery as the pooling blood was turning septic. I then had two blood transfusions and told my mother that I was tired of surgery after my 12th time under the knife. My first major surgery was at 17 years old and I was only diagnosed at age 16.

If this were colon cancer, nobody would be laughing, because cancer isn't a "funny" disease. But everything else is fair game? There are many of us who have had life-threatening complications of a "non-fatal" disease.

My 18-year-old first-year university students know about my illness and are more mature than this. Grow up.

As a past newspaper employee, I appreciate the fine art of finding the catchiest headline to lure readers in. As an Ulcerative Colitis sufferer of many years, some years of which were undiagnosed, I find very little humor in this headline. Crohn's and Colitis are nasty, debilitating diseases. I am truly hoping you at least Googled Crohn's to educate yourself on what this disease is and what it does to sufferers.

When my boyfriend was 16 he had his first experience with Ulcerative Colitis - he lost about a third of his body weight and almost died. He now has his condition reasonably under control, but something as simple as skipping breakfast can land him in bed sick! The last time he cheated on his diet and ate a bag of corn chips he was in bed for a week. Yes, losing weight and blood.

It's really scary to see the person you love lie there, not able to eat, not having energy to move, just slowly losing weight and the will to live.

It's also frustrating for both of us that most people don't understand this condition. We're always having to explain about our "weird diet" and why we can't stay out late or miss meals or drink alcohol. People are grossed out by anything to do with their bowels, so it's hard to talk about - most people with IBD just do their best to hide it.

It doesn't help that articles like this ridicule the disease.

Steve Rose is a well informed commentator
and while I think of him as way to the right of myself he really could have been a competitive candidate in the Congressional election.

Yet the Republican party locally and nationally is owned by one faction, the religious and ideological zealots who regard moderate Republicans as votes but definitely not potential candidates.

Why intelligent people like Rose and the many thousands of moderate Republicans put up with this is beyond me.

Crohn's disease may play a role in the early termination of of the campaign but I suspect he decision may be the result of his intolerant Republican colleagues.

Steve Rose was probably the only well informed candidate in the Republican race. Being so well informed he was immediately be ruled out by his colleagues who play fast and loose with the facts.

Steve Rose seems unwilling to traffic in horror stories and fairy tales. The Republican movement has degenerated into a callous effort to manipulate public opinion through innuendo and remarkable lies meant to deceive and manipulate the citizenry.

Steve Rose just didn't fill the bill as a sly lying right wing propagandist. Sad but true. It's enough to inflame anyone's lower bowels!

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