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Politics : Clinton's Scandals: Is this corruption the worst ever?

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From: Peter Dierks	1/24/2006 9:48:46 AM
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Introducing The Clinton and Lewinsky Condoms I'm serious... Bubba now has a rubba named after him... A rubber company in China has begun marketing condoms under the brand names Clinton and Lewinsky, apparently seeking to exploit the White House affair that led to the impeachment of America's 42nd president. Spokesman Liu Wenhua of the Guangzhou Rubber Group said the company was handing out 100,000 free Clinton and Lewinsky condoms as part of a promotion to raise consumer awareness of its new products. He said that after the promotion ends, the Clinton condoms will go on sale in southern China for 29.8 Yuan ($3.72) for a box of 12, while the Lewinsky model will be priced at 18.8 Yuan ($2.35) for the same quantity. "The Clinton condom will be the top of our line," he said. "The Lewinsky condom is not quite as good." But what about the Presidential knee pads? Posted by Matt Margolis at 09:20 AM gopbloggers.org Chinese company sells Kelitun and Laiwensiji condoms Think about those names for a second... Yes, that's right! Clinton and Lewinski. Those wacky Chinese! A 12-pack of Clintons is expected to cost $5.00, with Lewinskys selling at a discounted price of just over $3.00. The manufacturer's general manager, Liu Wenhua, told Sky News that naming his condoms for Clinton was perfectly legal, explaining that "trademarks of two foreign surnames and can't be seen as a violation of rights." I don't know about that, at least in America where we've got rights of publicity, but I'll let the real lawyers weigh in. Hey! I know who would know! New York Sen. Hillary Clinton was unavailable to comment on her husband's latest achievement. Posted by The Lonewacko Blog to WackyHumor at September 21, 2005 10:19 AM lonewacko.com

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