Guess he forgot about Clinton. Oh yea; liberals don't think blow jobs in the oval office equals "having sex" or "sexual infidelity".
So what "Busch" is he talking about - the beer?
I don't remember any sex scandal about either President Bush.
Muscatine
What is the score?
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For those interested go to "Congressional Sex Scandals" for a fairly long list. The definition of sex and scandal are elastic so it's not a strict comparison.
If you throw out the two which occurred before there was a Republican Party the score is R's 16, D's 14.
But they leave out Iowa's own Sen. Roger Jepsen (R).
They include Sen. Ted Kennedy (D) and Cong. Barney Frank (D) although they provide no real evidence that either of them were actually engaged in sex. Only circumstantial and speculation.
It's from 1850 to 2001 so it leaves out some of the recent one's like Sen. Ensign (R), Sen Craig (R), Sen Vitter (R), Cong. Mark Foley(R).
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For those interested go to "Congressional Sex Scandals" for a fairly long list. The definition of sex and scandal are elastic so it's not a strict comparison.
If you throw out the two which occurred before there was a Republican Party the score is R's 16, D's 14.
But they leave out Iowa's own Sen. Roger Jepsen (R).
They include Sen. Ted Kennedy (D) and Cong. Barney Frank (D) although they provide no real evidence that either of them were actually engaged in sex. Only circumstantial and speculation.
It's from 1850 to 2001 so it leaves out some of the recent one's like Sen. Ensign (R), Sen Craig (R), Sen Vitter (R), Cong. Mark Foley(R).
Excuse me, it's R's 14, D's 16 before the recent one's.
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For those interested go to "Congressional Sex Scandals" for a fairly long list. The definition of sex and scandal are elastic so it's not a strict comparison.
If you throw out the two which occurred before there was a Republican Party the score is R's 16, D's 14.
But they leave out Iowa's own Sen. Roger Jepsen (R).
They include Sen. Ted Kennedy (D) and Cong. Barney Frank (D) although they provide no real evidence that either of them were actually engaged in sex. Only circumstantial and speculation.
It's from 1850 to 2001 so it leaves out some of the recent one's like Sen. Ensign (R), Sen Craig (R), Sen Vitter (R), Cong. Mark Foley(R).
Excuse me, it's R's 14, D's 16 before the recent one's.
If you read it you will find a variety of outcomes. Re-elected, defeated in a primary, defeated in the general election, jail, murder and essentially nothing. There seems to be no generally accepted way to handle it.
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