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bush is shame! lol he is embrassment
I would call it a serious lapse in judgment.What would you call it then? Personally, I think it was more than a faux pas though I never thought it grounds for impeachment. That seemed a bit extreme.
I don't think Hilary agreed to part of her marriage.
Clinton's affair is not really relevant to the oval office. It could have been any man in a position of power who exercised bad judgment and it could have been any place.WHAT!!! So you don't think he was aware of the rules of etiquette that one does not disrespect the Oval Office? After all it is called the OVAL OFFICE, not the oral office!
I could walk into your office and sit on the top of your desk. I would be disrespecting you, of course.
But if I walked into the Oval Office and sat of The Desk that would be a disrespect of the Office itself. The Office holds a special place in the hearts and minds of all Americans (excepting yours).
I would call it a serious lapse in judgment.
One of my biggest concerns when all this came out was if Clinton had bad judgment in this situation, how can we be assured that his lack of judgment doesn't impact us as a nation?
It is much more serious than a faux pas on many levels.
Clinton's affair is not really relevant to the oval office. It could have been any man in a position of power who exercised bad judgment and it could have been any place.
Just outta curiosity - would you object to a president sitting with their feet on the desk in the oval office?
I think rolling7 made clear using the word "I" as if you had done that and that you're not the president or that's your desk to begin with. We already know Obama did that...propping his feet up on that desk in the Oval office. So did Ford.
Doesn't answer the question.
Lying under oath was the crime with which Clinton was charged, not adultery.People get found out.
I would have supported the impeachment of Clinton had he engaged in criminal behavior....
Well i'm afraid that's a bit unreasonable.
Lying under oath was the crime with which Clinton was charged, not adultery.
People get found out.
I would have supported the impeachment of Clinton had he engaged in criminal behavior. I can think of one president who had to resign. His name is Richard Nixon. If I'm not mistaken, the Watergate scandal was criminal in nature.
You seem to be equating criminal behavior with adultery. I would not consider defaulting on a loan a firing offense unless you're in the banking or mortage business. Dunno what their stance is on this.
As for breach of laws, being arrested for drunken driving isn't always a firing offense. I had a co-worker who had to go to jail on the weekends for drunken driving many years ago. On the other hand stealing from your own company is grounds for firing people.
Clinton's affair is not really relevant to the oval office. It could have been any man in a position of power who exercised bad judgment and it could have been any place.
Do you consider Clinton's lie to the grand jury to be a criminal act?
Impreachable?
Just outta curiosity - would you object to a president sitting with their feet on the desk in the oval office?
Are you even an American? If you are you would not have made your statement. Show some respect for things that belong to ALL Americans.
When Clinton lied, nobody died. When Bush did, millions died.