"Well, we now definitely know that 21st-century voters are willing to overlook not just a moral lapse, but also bad judgment of epic proportions. This is useful information if you happen to live in a city where Anthony Weiner is thinking about running for mayor."
Indeed, Sanford's election is a disgrace.
But isn't Benghazi a bigger blemish? We're talking about a systematic effort by the Obama administration over the course of several months to portray the deadly attack against America's consulate as the consequence of a demonstration provoked by a senseless Web video.
We're talking about a high level deceit aimed at the entire American electorate.
In 2016, Hillary had best hope that "21st-century voters are willing to overlook not just a moral lapse, but also bad judgment of epic proportions."
What video?
ReplyDeleteOh, 'that' video - which was conveniently missing from the official Mullen/Pickering report. Besides, the Editorial Board at the NY times have concluded that the Benghazi affair is all just an obsession of the Republicans.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/10/opinion/the-republicans-benghazi-obsession.html?hp
Now can we please get back to topics that really matter? Perhaps a follow-up piece to Maureen Dowd's wild Saudi Arabian Adventures?
http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2010/08/maureen-dowd-201008
Or, how about a sequel to that wonderful Vogue Magazine article, "Asma al-Assad: Syria’s ‘Rose In The Desert’"?