not that it's all that important or anything, but today, as I was pondering the great mysteries of the universe, I came to the realization that it took Ted Kennedy longer to call the police when he crashed his car into Lake Chappaquidick, then it did for our troops to go in and oust Saddam and his regime... fascinating... :o)
Well, for that matter, it took quite a bit longer for Dick Nixon to admit he really was a crook than it took to unseccessfully impeach Bill Clinton, too. So what?
Well, for that matter, it took quite a bit longer for Dick Nixon to admit he really was a crook than it took to unseccessfully impeach Bill Clinton, too. So what?
like I said General, "not that it's all that important or anything"... I just thought it was an interesting observation... the funny thing about your statement is that those two guys are the biggest crooks to ever be president... I am sure many people differ on which of the two was the worst... since Tricky Dick was the only one of the two to admit his crooked nature, I would think that Slick Willy probably IS the best crook and the worst crook of the two... then again that all depends on what your definition of IS is, now isn't it? :oP
Equally interesting is the fact that, with all that has gone on in the world in the past several years, the biggest threat to the Bush administration was a pretzel. Is Rold Gold next in line after Syria...?
Well, for that matter, it took quite a bit longer for Dick Nixon to admit he really was a crook than it took to unseccessfully impeach Bill Clinton, too. So what?
like I said General, "not that it's all that important or anything"... I just thought it was an interesting observation... the funny thing about your statement is that those two guys are the biggest crooks to ever be president... I am sure many people differ on which of the two was the worst... since Tricky Dick was the only one of the two to admit his crooked nature, I would think that Slick Willy probably IS the best crook and the worst crook of the two... then again that all depends on what your definition of IS is, now isn't it? :oP
At least I picked the top two! Of course, history may show the incumbent to ultimately be "the people's choice..."
The biggest threat to the Bush presidency was Anthony Kennedy...
not that it's all that important or anything, but today, as I was pondering the great mysteries of the universe, I came to the realization that it took Ted Kennedy longer to call the police when he crashed his car into Lake Chappaquidick, then it did for our troops to go in and oust Saddam and his regime... fascinating... :o)
