Matt Bors for February 12, 2014

Let’s hope this prez’s legacy of failure doesn’t last until 2036!

When you really think of it, Clinton’s brief pleasurable spasm changed history in several ways. His lies about it were very wrong, but what does it say about our culture that sex so absorbs our political attention?

I agree, the one thing that almost never happens is candidates discussing real problems like infrastructure and how they plan to fix things. Clearly we will be hearing about Benghazi and Monica for another two years at least. Of course the press sucks it right up because the public likes it I guess and it doesn’t require any real journalism.

^says mskempleHuh?

“Where are Conservatives advocating for taxing the poor?”

How quickly we forget. I remember a short while ago (and I’m sure we’ll see it again), where poster after poster echoed Mitt Romney’s theme about the 47% of Americans “who don’t pay any taxes” (which really meant they don’t pay federal income taxes). The implication was (and still is) that those people are just takers who don’t contribute, and it’s time to make them contribute. Does this help to jog your memory?

“Bill’s real crimes against the people and the office were almost completely overlooked – abuse of power and obstruction of justice.”Enlighten us with some specific examples of said abuses.

“Good point. The Left tries to divert attention away from the real issue and pretend it was ‘only about sex.’”So what was the “real issue”?

The fear of Hillary is strong in this one (GOP).

Joel Pett should have checked in with Matt before he published today’s stupid cartoon.