That's such a routine spewing of Democrat talking points I don't even know where to begin. Why don't we start with your oblivious ignoring of Calabrio's remarks? You have completely forgotten or are just willfully ignorant of the FACTS:
Bill Clinton used his presidential power to attempt to interfere in a civil suit by committing and suborning perjury. He tried to cover up an affair and attempted to tamper with a witness and obstruct justice. Then he lied about it straight to your face and everyone else's. As far as Paula Jones waiting to file the suit, she was within the statute of limitations, so what's your problem? She can file suit anytime she wants, it's her legal right, which by the way Clinton attempted to subvert.
The point I've made is that that is a disgrace for the leader of the free world to do such a thing. His law license was revoked and he was found in contempt of court, all the while brazenly attacking and assassinating the character of the investigator HIS justice department appointed to find out the facts. You Clinton apologists try to make this a personal thing, but he's the one who brought that house of cards down on himself.
Look at the big picture - he disgraced the office by his actions, and history will remember that. Too bad you and others like you are blind to those facts.
As far as an affair being his personal business, that's preposterous. We just had an outraged White House press corps screaming bloody murder about Laura Bush's malignant cancer on her leg that was removed. If anything is personal business, it would be medical information, but the press corps was in high dudgeon about not being informed about it sooner. So don't lecture me about how Clinton's affair, which was made public through HIS LYING AND BREAKING OF THE LAW, should be none of anybody else's business.
By the way, Deville, congratulations on being named TIME Mag's person of the year. I know you worked hard for it, and you deserve it, as does everyone else who was named.
