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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Honey_Bee who wrote (65044)	1/25/2012 4:44:04 PM
From: John	2 Recommendations Respond to of 103300

I agree, Honey Bee. BTW, if Gingrich is nominated, Bill Clinton's hit squad will join Obama's hit squad to ruin him based on the same marital infidelities that he persecuted (and prosecuted) Slick Willie for. Gingrich looked pretty silly today for suggesting that his martial infidelities were not wrong like Slick Willie's were wrong because he didn't lie under oath like Slick Willie. LOL. Gingrich is toast. The most amusing part to me is that Gingrich went pandering to the Latino community on Univision, begging for their votes and expressing how much he is willing to grovel to illegal aliens to earn their votes. Then, the Latino host of the program greeted his obsequious pandering by beating him over the head with tough questions about his morality, his marital infidelity, and how his failings compare to Slick Willie's. Someday these idiots like Gingrich (pandering to Hispanics) and Hildebeest (pandering to Blacks) will learn that pandering to special interests at the expense of the majority only backfires and results in their bitter defeat as the minorities ultimately backhand them silly. thedailybeast.com excerpt: You got hand it to the guy. He always tries to find a small patch of moral high ground on which to stand. No matter how tiny. Newt Gingrich insisted Wednesday in Miami that there was nothing similar about his personal failings and those of Bill Clinton—even though both men were having extramarital affairs in the late '90s. And Gingrich, as speaker of the House, tried to impeach Clinton over his. Pressed during a forum at Univision—the Spanish-speaking television network—about the hypocrisy involved when “at same time he was doing the exact same thing,” Gingrich was indignant. It wasn’t the same thing, Gingrich repeatedly insisted. “I didn’t do the same thing,” he said. “I didn’t lie under oath. I didn’t commit a felony.” He added that in his own divorce depositions, he told the truth—which Clinton did not when asked about Monica Lewinsky. Undaunted, journalist Jorge Ramos kept the heat on, provoking Gingrich to testily say, "There’s some place here where there’s a mental synapse missing," since the questioner was still insisting they did the same thing. --- Here is the entire interview... noticias.univision.com