Fluke for Congress

Big Money said:
You deny supporting Clinton?
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BM: Does she make excuses for BJ Bill and his "wronged" wife, and condemn Republicans for sexual misconduct?
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TD: She seems to overlook these apparent flaws and desperately supports them because they have a "D" after their name.
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I never excused Clinton (Edwards, Spitzer, Jackson, etc.) for cheating and don't know who TD is talking about when he says I "support them."
 
maineman said:
I think that, if people believe the old adage about folks in glass houses not throwing stones, one would assume that those people would refrain from making big deals about sexual misdeeds when them themselves were guilty of those misdeeds. I guess you don't believe in that and find the hypocrisy of impeaching Clinton for actions surrounding him having an affair with an intern while the accuser himself was having an affair with an intern as nothing to bother with.
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Dear dunce; Clinton wasn't impeached for having an affair, although he should have resigned like any sensible person with integrity would have done except he knew he had willing dunces that would carry his water for him supporting his philandering ways. He was impeached for lying under oath.

How many times do Liberal dunces need to be told this until they finally get it?
 
so... you do NOT see any hypocrisy about Newt pursuing Clinton over issues surrounding his affair with an intern even as Newt himself was having an affair with his intern? I understand.
 
maineman said:
so.... were you on record as condemning Newt's hypocrisy regarding that matter?
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Since according to you I'm too young, what do you think, Commander?

maineman said:
you weren't born yet when Newt was fucking around on wife number two... who he was screwing while wife number one was in the hospital... and the one who he was being naughty with was his intern at the time.
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I condemn his hypocrisy now and affirm that I will never vote for him.
 
maineman said:
so.... were you on record as condemning Newt's hypocrisy regarding that matter?
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Newt was massacred for his infidelity and lost his job as Speaker and left the House in disgrace.

Yet here you are defending the dunce Clinton and pretending that infidelity is okay, but only if you're a Democrat.

Liberals and Dems have NO argument about cheating or budget deficits...EVER. It's stupid watching you dunces attempt to impugn Republicans with the shenanigans your side plays.
 
Truth Detector said:
Newt was massacred for his infidelity and lost his job as Speaker and left the House in disgrace.

Yet here you are defending the dunce Clinton and pretending that infidelity is okay, but only if you're a Democrat.

Liberals and Dems have NO argument about cheating or budget deficits...EVER. It's stupid watching you dunces attempt to impugn Republicans with the shenanigans your side plays.
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his infidelity had ZIP to do with his loss of the speakership or his resignation from congress. NADA.
 
Truth Detector said:
Newt was massacred for his infidelity and lost his job as Speaker and left the House in disgrace.

Yet here you are defending the dunce Clinton and pretending that infidelity is okay, but only if you're a Democrat.

Liberals and Dems have NO argument about cheating or budget deficits...EVER. It's stupid watching you dunces attempt to impugn Republicans with the shenanigans your side plays.
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Did you condemn Larry Craig, Mark Sanford, Bob Barr, Henry Hyde for cheating? Did you demand their resignations?
 
Big Money said:
Guilty conscience, Christiekins?

BTW, it's ""You may fire when you are ready, Gridley".

Gridley was a Captain and would not have been addressed as "Mister".
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No guilty conscience. Show me why I should have one.

And don't be pedantic, I'm not familiar with army terminology.
 
Big Money said:
Guilty conscience, Christiekins?

BTW, it's ""You may fire when you are ready, Gridley".

Gridley was a Captain and would not have been addressed as "Mister".
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actually, senior officers often refer to their subordinate officers as "mister" regardless of their pay grade. To be perfectly correct, Dewey should have said, "Captain Gridley", but "Mister Gridley" would also haves been appropriate for a flag officer to use. His using the last name alone was a bit informal.
 
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