The NYC Hillary Billies and Other Less Than Desireable Candidates
Jan 27th, 2008 | Alison Moore Smith |
Bill Clinton, four years in the White House with nothing to do but entertain first ladies from around the globe.
When Mitt Romney articulated that idea in last week’s debate, I laughed. Then I got sick. It’s not just an ugly picture, it’s revolting.
Yea, I know, I know. Character doesn’t matter. Principles don’t matter. And private behavior has nothing whatsoever to do with public behavior. But I’d still really like to keep the lech out. Along with the unprincipled woman who blamed the “vast right-wing conspiracy” for the partially-clothed visitors to the oval office.
And how are we doing on the republican side of the aisle?
Can’t we possibly have a president who is intelligent, thoughtful, and well-spoken—and who is not an adulterer? McCain and Guiliana both make me want to lose my lunch. If their wives can’t trust them, I certainly won’t.
Here’s to Romney. May he make history this year.
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