GOP Will Investigate Clinton's "Blow Job" But Not CIA

Yes, she did just say "Blowjob" on national television.
Stormsingersays...

Is he seriously claiming that any crime an administration commits but doesn't investigate, should be forever off-limits?

I'd be far happier with the exact opposite. I'll support the general policy that -every- suspicious activity of an administration should be investigated after they leave office. It seems far more likely to get to the truth, when the perpetrators aren't in a position to obstruct the investigation.

Babymechsays...

I had to listen to it three times to figure out what it was she was supposed to be apologizing for - was it using the word blowjob? Christ. And for a while I thought it was her pronunciation of the rule of 'lah'.

Croccydilesays...

Well, in fairness once Bush was in office the lot of Clintons problems disappeared off the public radar for a while... especially after that one particular day in 2001.

Doesn't make it right either way, although I would expect matters regarding actual national security and intelligence to be significantly higher priority than oral sex from an intern.

entr0pysays...

You really can't compare the two. The Bush administration's lies may have lead to tens of thousands of deaths. But Clinton's lie lead to billions of digested sperm.

Please, think of the sperm

TangledThornssays...

I wanna work at MSNBC where I can get promoted after a much deserved two week suspension making a stupid sexist comment just like... David Shuster!!

Oh yeah, let's investigate Cheney for wanting terrorists killed. What I want to know is why weren't they killed?!?

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