[knarf]

"It tells us something we did not already know. It tells us that, when her guard was down, Clinton found the whole disturbing incident a trifling and joking matter. And the fact that so many supposedly sophisticated and au courant journalists and writers have dismissed the story as nothing more than an attorney “doing her job” .... "

I .. and I'll guess a lot more of us than not .. suspect this attitude in most politicians.

It is unbelievable to read a newspaper, listen to the news, read FR and some others ... and actually accept what event accounted is 'normal'.

Since bill clinton, I've had headaches from shaking my head in disbelief ... That's 15 years of skeletal dysfunction, folks .. and at my age .. I live off of aspirin.

[blueyon]

“Since bill clinton, I’ve had headaches from shaking my head in disbelief ... That’s 15 years of skeletal dysfunction, folks .. and at my age .. I live off of aspirin. “

WOW I have the same thing. I am shaking my head daily in disbelief. I never knew there was a term for it (skeletal dysfunction), thanks for clearing it up. :)
time for more aspiran

[NTHockey]

RICO.

I’m sure that if asked about it, her response would be: “At this point in time, what difference does it make?”

[Mamzelle]

This is also the attitude of most **lawyers,** who would admire Clinton's "victory"--

In law school, the teachers conspire to destroy any natural morality in the law student. Then they pass the bar and start working to ruing everything good, anywhere they find it.