yes, the issue is the hypocrisy involved in voting for a candidate who has participated in behavior of the type they repudiate. Although, I'll admit, no one's perfect. I'd sure hate to have the media digging up my past, looking for instances of hypocrisy. Still, to use these photos to fight Schwarzenegger is fair politics, I think. There's nothing sneaky about it. It's direct and out in the open.
And as to Clinton and his mistreatment of women, I'm reading Nigel Hamilton's biography of Clinton,
Bill Clinton An American Journey. In it are some wonderful quotations from interviews with Gennifer Flowers.
on page 316:
Quote:"when Gennifer undressed the Attorney General (Clinton) she was surprised to find he was, "not particularly well endowed" -- indeed was downright small for a man his size, but there was scarcely time to take this in, for "his desire to please was astonishing," she recalled. "He was determined to satisfy me, and boy did he! At times I thought my head would explode with the pleasure."
To his credit, oral sex, for Bill, was not simply a matter of being served but of serving a woman -- and being rewarded for doing so. "This man made me want to give back what he was giving," Gennifer recalled, "and what he was giving was sensational."
and then:
Quote:"His stamina amazed me. We made love over and over that night," Gennifer recalled of their four-hour tryst, "and he never seemed to run out of energy."
Now, a girl has to find this characteristic of Bill's very interesting. Don't you think so, Sofia?
If this is victimization, I'll have to say, I'm game to be victimized any day or night. :wink:
