Clinton knocked it out of park.

[ruthless rocco]

I guess I take marriage vows more serious than most. I find infidelity disgusting and very telling of a person's character. I just don't understand portraying someone of such low moral character as the party standard bearer. If you don't take seriously the vows you spoke to your spouse in front of friends and family how trustworthy and principled are you?

obviously he and the missus have an agreement or understanding... they're still together after all.
you should keep your nose out of their bedroom. what business is it of yours anyway?

besides, aren't you the guy who's all about personal freedom anyway? here's a quote: "I much prefer dangerous freedoms over safe servitude." haha....

What does personal freedom have to do with a man's character? Personal freedom is about being able to make your own choices as much as it is about being held accountable for those choices. I'm not telling Bill what to do at all or his wife but if you don't see cheating on your wife, lying to the American people and committing perjury as major character flaws then I guess you and I just have two very different moral compasses. I expect leaders to be people of character and principles not the antithesis of integrity. If a party's icon lacks the basic morals to avoid infidelity then I think that says a lot about that party.

bill clinton is not the icon of the democrats. you may want to think of him that way, as a way of discrediting a party that you don't support... its your choice to use such a weak example to justify your stance. i'm sure that argument will win over a bunch of slack jawed yokles who have no trouble banging their cousin or sisters.

i think you should turn your gaze in the direction of the republican party and its leaders and apply the same critical eye to their deception, greed and abuse of power. i assume you'll be equally disgusted.

as for moral compasses, i've recently read some things about you that if true would suggest that you and i indeed have very different standards, morals and ideology.