Posted By: TT  on Tuesday, August 12, 2008

Same s***, different year!!U

Posted By: Teresa Erin  on Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Edwards should not have been so critical to judge Clinton.  It smacked him right in the face did it not?  

Posted By: SpinyNorman  on Thursday, August 14, 2008

How convenient!  You overlook every single one of the now-legion GOP-committed peccadilloes including marital infidelity, hiring of prostitutes, gay affairs, attempted solicitation of gay sex in public places and the attempted seduction of minors, so you can use an old joke about one of the only other Democrats caught with his pants down!



You're a true American hero.



Grow the hell up.

Posted By: Philip W. Chapman  on Thursday, August 14, 2008

The Capitol Building is famous for its nooks and crannies which provide ample space for lovers trysts. In the "good old days" when reporters found a politician enjoyed an  extramarital laison they kept it to themselves. They did not think reporting it was appropriate. Thus, it was, some historians say John Kennedy avoided scandal. Perhaps Democrats and Republicans, seemingly intent on miring the nation in gridlock, could form a chorus and harminize for at least one verse "those were the good old days" !

Posted By: Mary E Chilcoat  on Saturday, August 16, 2008

Geeeezzzze!  And what percentage of voters thinks a woman is incapable of leading this country?  Me thinks there is a conspiracy going back to the beginning of "man".

Posted By: Mike Sabo  on Sunday, August 17, 2008

HILL-ARIOUS    Made  my  DAY

Posted By: Lisa French Smith  on Saturday, August 23, 2008

One difference -- Clinton wasn't exploiting his wife's cancer as a "boost" on the campaign trail all the while "boosting, bumping, and babying" his producer as his wife fought for her life. Pathetic excuse for a human being.