[MD] Bill's Intellectual Level

[pholden at davtv.com]

Quoting Arlo Bensinger <ajb102 at psu.edu>:

> [The Jarloker]
> One more for the road. Wasn't it honorable for Clinton to try to protect 
> the reputations of both his wife and Miss Lewinsky? His cheating was 
> dishonest and bad, to be sure, and his wife has every reason to punish him 
> for that, but for refusing to besmirch the reputations of others in some 
> press-feeding frenzy, well, that I find "honorable". And if you, Platt, 
> succomb someday to the temptations of the flesh, and have/had an affair, 
> and refused to dishonor your wife (and the other woman) by making a public 
> proclamation of it, I'd find that well within your "honor". Just like in 
> The Long Black Veil.

How about lying to a judge in court of law? Is that your idea of honor?

> Ah, what the hell. Two more. So, why do we not condemn Rush (for one 
> example) for lying about being addicted to drugs over and over on his radio 
> show? Why is that "evidence of dishonesty" not also enough to make you 
> despise him? Or is lying only "bad" when democrats do it?

You compare Rush to a President of the U.S.? Your comparison holds out hope for
you after all. 

Platt


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