It’s a might too easy to play this back and forth who’s  broken the law pissing matches.

You pissed first, sweet cheeks. Don’t get mad at us for pissing in your Cheerios.

So what? He was a private citizen.

I personally wouldn’t know who would perjure themselves about extramarital affairs because I frankly could care less about the personal lives of most politicians, as long as they aren’t breaking laws.

And yet back in #22 you said:

If people have been so high and might about lying under oath about extra marital affairs, then perhaps all our elected officials should undergo such questioning and then let’s see how many of them are truthful.

So do you want to know who’s committed perjury or not? Which is it?

And you still have yet to produce any evidence of wrongdoing on the part of Cheney. You just keep throwing it out there based only on the seriousness of the charge and not on any actual wrongdoing. I say put up or STFU.

That wouldn’t be a threat, would it?

If this is only a private matter, why did the scumbag drag his wife out in public and humiliate her before the whole world?? In Judaism, public humiliation is a much more serious crime than a man’s adultery. Though I wouldn’t want to claim this guy as a model Jew.

He wasn’t simply having an affair on the side, he was breaking many laws – at the same time he was prosecuting others who are involved in the same activity. That is the real definition of hypocrisy. Hypocrisy isn’t illegal – but his activities are.

 

I probably wouldn’t be surprised if past leaders have done similar things, it just went unreported. JFK’s activities come to mind…

Since the POTUS can be blackmailed by their extra curricular sex partners, it only makes sense that they be registered with the secret service, sign disclosure papers, have a medical clearance and be on call for the sudden presidential urge. Maybe Haliburton could manage the service.

 

Shall I go on? I guarantee you the list of corrupt and criminal Democrats is exponentially longer.

Nope, not a Republican in office who funneled no-bid contracts to companies in which they had involvement (cough-cheney-cough).

You’re trying to claim Cheney is corrupt for giving no-bid contracts to the only corporation capable of doing a job because he USED to work for them and now has no ties to them whatsoever?

Sorry, thats just pathetic.

Meanwhile, where is your indignation for Dianne Feinstein who personally profited millions by funneling billions in contracts to companies her husband was and still is currently profiting from?

Funny how you prove my point about Democrats.

If people have been so high and might about lying under oath about extra marital affairs, then perhaps all our elected officials should undergo such questioning and then let’s see how many of them are truthful.

How many do you suppose have perjured themselves about extramarital affairs? Further, how many of them do you suppose have obstructed justice as POTUS???? I eagerly await your answer.

*and* leading the charge against President Clinton.

That wasn’t Gingrich. He’d resigned by then. As I understand it, it was Tom DeLay. Remember him? Liberal douchebags took him out with a indictment and STILL has not had his day in court.

Nope, not a Republican in office who funneled no-bid contracts to companies in which they had involvement (cough-cheney-cough).

In the first place, it’s not illegal. If it were, your Billy boy should be charged after the fact. Secondly, Halliburton has been working for the government about 50 years and is best suited for the job. Who would you rather have? Schlumberger (the French)? Who would have been able to do the job better?

I will give you credit that you at least didn’t spout the lie that Gingrich divorced his wife while in the hospital. Other than that, you’re an idiot.

Just pointing out that breaking the law isn’t the pervue of one political party and one doesn’t party doesn’t have the upper-hand on it.

The hell they don’t. See #19 above.

Clinton was impeached on perjury about his testimony regarding Lewinsky; a topic that *never* should have been asked in the first place

Wrong. During an investigation instigated by Janet Reno Bill Clinton was credibly accused of rape. An accusation he later paid big money to make go away. By the end of the investigation he stood accused of rape/sexual abuse by I think seven credible women. The line of questioning was absolutely germaine.

Don’t forget, that investigation started with Whitewater and ended with vindictive cow, Linda Tripp.

"vindictive cow" because she was right? Good point to point out how the Clintons unleashed their war rooms to do everything possible to destroy Monica Lewinsky, Linda Tripp, Kathleen Wiley, Paula Jones and all the other women who got in their way.

Since the Whitewater investigation never came up with anything

The whitewater investigation landed something like 12-17 Clinton associates in prison, including a sitting Democrat governor. It also yielded pardons for those that remained loyal to the Clintons.

The idea that the Clintons are not guilty because they couldnt be proven guilty is laughable. Hillary was caught redhanded with files she claimed she knew nothing about in her personal residence. Merely the fact that she had them in the White House residence is a violation of the law in and of itself. Yet she was never prosecuted for political reasons. I dont doubt for a second that they were guilty of everything they were accused of. But unfortunately, being guilty and being prosecuted are two very different things when youre a Democrat politician.

And not only was Bill impeached for being caught lying, prosecutors are on the record saying Hillary gave false and misleading testimony.

These sleaze are now the first-couple of the Democrat party.

Let’s see, Sen. Craig pled guilty to a misdemeanor;  Mark Foley resigned but was never charged ( as far as I can recall and research); David Vitter was never charged or arrested, but the obvious charge would have been solicitation. which is normally a misdemeanor; and Jack Ryan was caught up in a messy divorce by a wife who wanted a payday settlement (folks who remember that case recall that Jeri Ryan explained that she gad had affairs with two other men because, in the aftermath of her hubby’s suggestion that they go to a sex club, she was repulsed by him and had to seek satisfaction elsewhere.  No, that doesn’t sound like her lawyer’s advice…).

Anyway, Vitter would be in the weakest case, since it may be that his madame was associated with organized crime.  But Spitzer is alleged to have been caught up in "structuring", i.e., trying to disguise cash transactions and move money under the Feds radar, in this case for illegal purposes and quite possibly to organized crime associates.  Daft.