And what about Bush riding on the Enron jet many times
during the campaign? Again, to me, that's a 5-7 on the scale.
Are we really going to hash over this stuff again?
If we are, don't forget to bring up the wholesale sale of the Lincoln Bedroom, which compared to riding on an Enron Jet is, IMO, far worse. Bush used the donations of a corporation, which paid the bill for his trips. Clinton used the resources of the White House, which is owned by and paid for by the American people and which he was using as a public trust supposedly for the benefit of the people, not to line his and his party's pockets.
And let's not forget the deal with financing his house in Westchester . . .
well, do we really want to hash all that stuff out again?
Neither side comes out smelling very good. But then, I don't think you can find a single national politician who comes out smelling very good out of any political campaign.
A plague on both their houses. |
