A prime example of George W Bush's stupidity

Lurch1982 · #61

depends on your definition of...nevermind...

AJ Middleton · #62

Originally posted by DBZM is James Van Hammet:

As it's been stated before, the president represents the public, and Clinton commited adultry several times, so what does that say for the Public?

I can understand if you don't like Bush or think he's an idiot, but DON'T EVEN start praising Clinton's ass.

DB said it best. Bush is the only recent president that's tried to do more then get his **** sucked.

Originally posted by Perrin Aybara:
Don't forget he enjoyed doing the wahoo dance with interns in the oval office.-jay

- If you think Clinton did nothing for this country and was the only president to have an affair, you know nothing about politics...and you're an idiot.

Link47 · #63

Originally posted by Lurch1982:
...they've all had affairs. Lets take Newt Gingrich...served his ex-wife divorce papers while she was battling cancer. Rudolph Guliani dumped his wife for his mistress. Presidential affairs that we know of: FDR, Kennedy, Taft, Jefferson, Washington, several other founding fathers, etc. Go to congress and the list is huge. Hypocrits. Oh, and it would be representative of about a little less than half of the American public (if you believe polls and stats about infidelity) and more than half if you go by divorce rates.

Originally posted by Lurch1982:
What about the interview from the late 70s where Arnold claims to have had a bunch of sex and did a bunch of drugs? That was brought up months ago. Character isn't limited to democrats from Arkansas you know...

So wait, affairs for clinton don't matter, but aparently they do matter for republicans...

Got hypocrisy?

Link47 · #64

Originally posted by Prince Toad:
^...just be quiet.

Link47 · #65

^I dunno, I just felt like posting that picture.

AJ Middleton · #66

That what he does when he has no semi-intelligent response.

So wait, affairs for clinton don't matter, but aparently they do matter for republicans...

Absolutely not, and anyone who disagrees is a hypocrite.

But there you go again, making everything either black or white (or in this case, democrat or republican.)

[ October 07, 2003, 07:33 PM: Message edited by: BoltDragoon ]