[psjones]

We knew this years ago, didn't we. Isn't this why he left office? Smacked too much of hypocrisy, even tough, with clinton it was really about perjury, but dems tried to spin it about it being about his personal life.

[Luis Gonzalez]

He left office because of a scandal involving a book.

[liberallarry]

even [though], with clinton it was really about perjury

Ita wasn't about perjury or morality. It was about politics, about weakening your opponent and removing him from power.

[cookcounty]

"We knew this years ago, didn't we. Isn't this why he left office? Smacked too much of hypocrisy, even tough, with clinton it was really about perjury, but dems tried to spin it about it being about his personal life."

For many people it was about his "personal life" in the publicly paid-for-office with the the publicly paid-for intern. The Grand jury lies just pointed up his lack of honesty.

All these politidcians with their boringly repetious infidelities are foolish to think they can get the GOP nomination in the face of 20% of the GOP voters who will not vote for them and another 20% that are rendered incapable of enthusiasm.

Which is why I'm betting that Romney (or some yet-to-emerge darkhorse) will overtake these guys.