Shouldn’t we know the sexual turn-ons of the candidates?

[Peace]

Must say that I was just recently remembering the good ole days when the repubs didn’t have any other business more important than quibbling over whether the President really got blow jobs in the white house
Ah, the nostalgia <>

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.

[OC Burns]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.
[/quote]

Ah yes…when lying, deceitful Presidents were viewed with scorn.

Those were the days.

Now we just look at their party affiliation.

[OC Burns]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.
[/quote]

Ah yes…when lying, deceitful Presidents were viewed with scorn.

Those were the days.

Now we just look at their party affiliation.

[OC Burns]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.
[/quote]

Ah yes…when lying, deceitful Presidents were viewed with scorn.

Those were the days.

Now we just look at their party affiliation.

[OC Burns]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.
[/quote]

Ah yes…when lying, deceitful Presidents were viewed with scorn.

Those were the days.

Now we just look at their party affiliation.

[OC Burns]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Peace: Ah, the nostalgia, indeed. And the mis-remembering. I think the whole “President suborning perjury” deal was a little more important than the blowjob itself.

Didn’t the Republicans, and Newt Gingrich specifically, also provide most of the good ideas (“Contract with America”) that Clinton stole and claimed for his own?

Yup, the halcyon days of yore.
[/quote]

Ah yes…when lying, deceitful Presidents were viewed with scorn.

Those were the days.

Now we just look at their party affiliation.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

OC: Nope. I didn’t vote for Bush (either time) and find the actions of his Administration, especially regarding torture, rendition, willful destruction of our civil liberties and the woefully bad prosection of the war in Iraq to be reprehensible.

The fact that he is a Republican and Clinton was a Democrat have nothing to do with it.

I was simply speaking to a point made about “the blowjob” and how that really wasn’t the issue at all.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

OC: Nope. I didn’t vote for Bush (either time) and find the actions of his Administration, especially regarding torture, rendition, willful destruction of our civil liberties and the woefully bad prosection of the war in Iraq to be reprehensible.

The fact that he is a Republican and Clinton was a Democrat have nothing to do with it.

I was simply speaking to a point made about “the blowjob” and how that really wasn’t the issue at all.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

OC: Nope. I didn’t vote for Bush (either time) and find the actions of his Administration, especially regarding torture, rendition, willful destruction of our civil liberties and the woefully bad prosection of the war in Iraq to be reprehensible.

The fact that he is a Republican and Clinton was a Democrat have nothing to do with it.

I was simply speaking to a point made about “the blowjob” and how that really wasn’t the issue at all.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

OC: Nope. I didn’t vote for Bush (either time) and find the actions of his Administration, especially regarding torture, rendition, willful destruction of our civil liberties and the woefully bad prosection of the war in Iraq to be reprehensible.

The fact that he is a Republican and Clinton was a Democrat have nothing to do with it.

I was simply speaking to a point made about “the blowjob” and how that really wasn’t the issue at all.

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