When a pol rips into another pol’s personal life these days, I immediately think what’s in his (the first pol’s) closet (figuratively and literally). Tom Vilsack is the latest pompous pot to call the kettle black, attacking Giuliani’s private life in the ex-Gov’s role as newbie Hillary (!) supporter. Is that supposed to be a joke? Vilsack isn’t famous for his sense of yu-mah, but who knows? [Maybe he's just jealous of Bill and Monica.-ed. Hey, I never thought of that.]
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1. bbbustard:Such a short post, and still so wrong. A post about dissing Hillary that references Monica is way more disgusting than any black pot or kettle. The Republican party argued that personal, private, consensual sex was an issue worthy of kicking a duly elected President out of office. Now you think the topic is off limits for an unelected philanderer? Please.
Sep 20, 2007 - 3:56 pm 2. David Thomson:Bill Clinton lied about his relationship with Monica Lewinsky in a court document. Also, he opened himself to blackmail by enjoying phone sex with the same young lady over an unsecured phone line. The stuff hit the fan because of the continuing lawsuit alledging Clinton of sexual harassment.
Sep 20, 2007 - 4:46 pm 3. Mike K:bbbustard, does this mean that all those laws about sexual harassment should be repealed ? Consensual sex with an underling has gotten a lot of people fired that past 15 years. Should they all get their jobs back ?
Just asking.
How about Juanita Broderick ? Is she just a liar like all those other women who claim rape ?
Just asking.
Sep 21, 2007 - 9:38 pm