When bullsh**ters see red, their common sense is dead. What is it that Mark Sanford, Bill Clinton, John Edwards, Elliott Spitzer AND Bernie Madoff ha...
Lashing out at critics who have called for his resignation, an unrepentant Gov. Mark Sanford released a statement today indicating that he might be "too sexy" for his critics to handle.
Republicans' private embraces are often in complete contradistinction with their own oft-trumpeted, Biblically-mandated "moral" guidelines for the rest of us.
Isn't it time we grew up and stopped accusing others of sexual "wrongdoing" to cover our own misguided behavior?
Edwards, Spitzer nor Sanford belong in the same sports metaphor with The Libido From Little Rock. Bill Clinton scaled Mount Narcissus and planted his flag.
Mr. Edwards said he was "undecided" as to what to do about the many children who sent him cards today, but indicated that he was in talks with Madonna.
Here's my look at this wild week: An index of people, places, things and why you should care about them.
Both the Edwardses and the Gosselins seem to be trapped inside media magnified marriages that few of us can possibly understand.
Edwards can't have it both ways -- insisting that she won't sit back as the passive political wife and disappear, while cashing in on her family's personal crisis.
Other cast members include George W. Bush, former Idaho Senator Larry Craig, former vice presidential nominee John Edwards, talk show host Michael Savage, political blogger Andrew Sullivan and reality star Kate Gosselin.
Edwards was right then, and he'd be right now. Leveling the playing field will yield a more just America, and a more economically and socially dynamic America, as well.
It's important to create a viable financial model for online news delivery so journalists who research and report the real stories, stories that impact our lives, can continue their work and be compensated for it.
What is it about David Gregory that makes me feel that I would rather not meet the press with him every Sunday?
Memo to America: Grow. Up. Have you forgotten the lesson of Lewinsky so soon?
Today, I received the note from Senator Bob Menendez promising Obama-time for a select few picked from those who kick in five bucks to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
"Life isn't about waiting for the storms to pass, it's about learning to dance ...
Elizabeth is particularly painful to watch, especially for anyone who knows anything at all about the facts and timeline of this story. She's lying but at this point I just pity her.
Edwards, I believe, is seeking something more profound than mere vengeance. It's about who owns her story, and through that narrative, herself.
Had Elizabeth told her husband to drop out of the race after he confessed to a single night of infidelity, the race for the nomination would have been from the start between Obama and Hillary.
As her book title indicates, Elizabeth thinks she's demonstrating that when the wind blows rough, the tough adjust their sails. But the more important lesson may be all about how denial and revenge don't work.
People say that we only get 'what we can handle,' that there are 'lessons to be learned,' and some simply say that God works in mysterious ways. I'm ...
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The way Edwards and Rielle are flirting is just sickening.
I agree. --You know her real name is Lisa Druck. I would have changed that name too. Lisa is Ok, but Druck?
I remember him saying " Watch how I bring it to life!" ( Meaning his speech.) Talk about a double meaning.
In the Uganda video he has on the same shirt as when the National Enquirer photoed him holding the baby.
let me see if i got this right. he meets her in a bar, hires her with little or no experience to make documentaires about him, gives her $114,000.00. hmmm, seems to me he paid her $114K under the guise of 'filming' just to have her around, for the occassional stoop.
of course he did. keep a little fire in his life and keep her close. made the whole affair much easier to pull off.
Hunter looks like an unmade bed and obviously wanted to hit on Edwards the minute she saw him. her interviews, done by a couple of reporters covering Edwards during his campaign, came off as air-headed with a desire to stalk what she felt was an attractive and powerful man. Hunter is a loser and so is Edwards. I am sure, on her dowdiest day, Elizabeth Edwards is more interesting and lovely than this creep.
This explains why so many who say it's a "private family matter" and men should not be judged are 90% of the time MEN who would do the exact same thing as Edwards did.... which is also why it is time we have more WOMEN in power positions because women's brain are not below the belt and are thus have proven thru time the ability to stay focused on the jobs at hand, keep an eye on the future welfare of the family, community and nation without being so easily seduced as males. Of course there are those insecure, fame seeking, low esteemed females who would jump at the change to bed down with any famous, wealthy person... but their numbers are minimal compared to how many males would risk career, family, business and the future of a nation for such adolescent fantasy and romps.
Wonder how easy it would be for a seductress to tempt Obama down the road.
Right. Men are just rapists. I thought this type of pop feminism ran its course when disco died. Just another variant of prejudice. Perhaps "Cilantro" doesnt know any decent men but there are plenty of decent, hardworking boys, young men and older guys to whom this type of philandering is deviant.
Sexist stereotypes are just as ugly when used against whites or men as when used against blacks or women. If you cant understand that simple truth, get prepared, sooner or later, to feel the pull of Fox "News" and the world of endless discrimination. Same old crap.
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