When you realize how many political careers and reputations have been destroyed because of sex scandals over the past several years, it’s truly mind-boggling. David Petraeus is just the latest in a long line that goes back at least as far as John Kennedy and includes the likes of Gary Hart, Bob Packwood, Wilbur Mills,…
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SCENE: The Oval Office PRESIDENT OBAMA: Thanks for stopping by, Hillary. As a courtesy, I wanted to let you know that I have accepted the resignation of General David Petraeus as director of the Central Intelligence Agency. HILLARY CLINTON: Oh, that’s wonderful! You may recall that he and I didn’t get along too well. When…
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I find myself wondering whether Bill Clinton got paid for his speech the other night to the Democratic National Convention. He earns something like $75 million per year from speaking engagements, and charges, depending on what source you believe, between $500,000 and $1 million per speech. I suspect that the speech he gave to the DNC…
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I have figured out President Obama’s re-election campaign strategy: Keep throwing stuff against the wall until something – anything — sticks. The “war on women” strategy didn’t work. Only hard-core lefties believe Mitt Romney is anti-woman. And even they don’t really believe it. The “he’s too rich and out of touch” wasn’t resonating with the…
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My wife hates it when I say I hate something or someone, but she usually gives me a pass when I substitute the word “despise.” I suppose it doesn’t sound so personal. Also, hatred is said to infect the hater. I don’t really feel that way. I think openly hating evildoers is a wonderful release….
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June 8, 2011 in
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Leona SalazarTags: Andrew Breitbart, Anthony Weiner, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bill Clinton, Chris Lee, Eric Massa, ethics, John Edwards, Lanny J. Davis, Larry Craig, Mark Foley, Mark Sanford, Nancy Pelosi, public trust
“It’s his private life; it has nothing to do with being President.” This was the mantra my liberal friends chanted when President Clinton was involved with Monica Lewinsky in our House – the White House. The choice to engage in risky behavior is a reflection on one’s character, on one’s ability to make decisions. My…
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