Disappointed that the "blue dress" does not matter

[Gigli2008 70]

I don't how many people are disappointed that the "blue dress" and Billary is rarely an issue nowadays. But I keep wondering if Billary gets back into the WH, which intern will be the next Monica and will it be a red dress this time. Also do Billary even sleep in the same room. I don't think I would have forgiven BC to the extent of getting back in his bed. Politicians and their spouses and the ease at which everything just falls back in place regardless. Power is a very worthwhile carrot, I guess.

[*julez* 124]

Seriously, who cares?

[Gigli2008 70]

Seriously, who cares?

Sorry New York. I guess I hit a raw nerve.

[*julez* 124]

No. Its just no longer relevant. Some people just like to beat dead horses, I guess.

[Alex+R 0]

Yes, I haven't any idea why people think this is relevant to this race. I also don't know what exactly they think this has to do with Hillary. She didn't do anything to bring on Bill's infidelity, and it's anti-feminist, or anti-woman (if you prefer) to suggest that. Her choices about her relationships are her choices. I really don't care.

[Gigli2008 70]

No. Its just no longer relevant. Some people just like to beat dead horses, I guess.

Im familiar with that saying. The horse is not dead and is just waiting for some more pony rides. I don't blame him. If she can't ride ponies, (or lick lolly-pops) she should let someone else do it, hence the forgiveness.

[Alex+R 0]

No. Its just no longer relevant. Some people just like to beat dead horses, I guess.

Im familiar with that saying. The horse is not dead and is just waiting for some more pony rides. I don't blame him. If she can't ride ponies, (or lick lolly-pops) she should let someone else do it, hence the forgiveness.

OK, I'm trying not to laugh (and not with you) but are you a woman? Are you really going to talk about another woman that way? Is that how you want women in the public eye to be viewed? Wow, welcome to 2008. Here, we try not to be chauvenist pigs.

[Gigli2008 70]

Yes, I haven't any idea why people think this is relevant to this race. I also don't know what exactly they think this has to do with Hillary. She didn't do anything to bring on Bill's infidelity, and it's anti-feminist, or anti-woman (if you prefer) to suggest that. Her choices about her relationships are her choices. I really don't care.

This race is far from clean. And she "might" have had everything to do with BCs infidelity. It happened under her nose and/or she obviously lacks in the pleasing department.

[Ban Hammer 13,928]

this outta be good

[churipu 4]

Yes, I haven't any idea why people think this is relevant to this race. I also don't know what exactly they think this has to do with Hillary. She didn't do anything to bring on Bill's infidelity, and it's anti-feminist, or anti-woman (if you prefer) to suggest that. Her choices about her relationships are her choices. I really don't care.

This race is far from clean. And she "might" have had everything to do with BCs infidelity. It happened under her nose and/or she obviously lacks in the pleasing department.

And what happens in their marriage is your business because...?

[Alex+R 0]

Are you a woman?

[Gigli2008 70]

No. Its just no longer relevant. Some people just like to beat dead horses, I guess.

Im familiar with that saying. The horse is not dead and is just waiting for some more pony rides. I don't blame him. If she can't ride ponies, (or lick lolly-pops) she should let someone else do it, hence the forgiveness.

OK, I'm trying not to laugh (and not with you) but are you a woman? Are you really going to talk about another woman that way? Is that how you want women in the public eye to be viewed? Wow, welcome to 2008. Here, we try not to be chauvenist pigs.

Feel free to laugh all you like. And yes I am a woman. And its discouraging to see the likes of HC and Spitzer's wife stand by their men after such disgrace. The public eye will start accepting that its okay for men to cheat with interns and hookers because, hey BC got off, and so did Spitzer. Welcome to 2008 is right. And correction, not chauvinism. Any spouse who cheats needs the boot.

[churipu 4]

No. Its just no longer relevant. Some people just like to beat dead horses, I guess.

Im familiar with that saying. The horse is not dead and is just waiting for some more pony rides. I don't blame him. If she can't ride ponies, (or lick lolly-pops) she should let someone else do it, hence the forgiveness.

OK, I'm trying not to laugh (and not with you) but are you a woman? Are you really going to talk about another woman that way? Is that how you want women in the public eye to be viewed? Wow, welcome to 2008. Here, we try not to be chauvenist pigs.

Feel free to laugh all you like. And yes I am a woman. And its discouraging to see the likes of HC and Spitzer's wife stand by their men after such disgrace. The public eye will start accepting that its okay for men to cheat with interns and hookers because, hey BC got off, and so did Spitzer. Welcome to 2008 is right. And correction, not chauvinism. Any spouse who cheats needs the boot.

Their marriage therefore THEIR decision...not yours.

[SteveLaura 0]

nm

Edited April 3, 2008 by SteveLaura

[Gigli2008 70]

Yes, I haven't any idea why people think this is relevant to this race. I also don't know what exactly they think this has to do with Hillary. She didn't do anything to bring on Bill's infidelity, and it's anti-feminist, or anti-woman (if you prefer) to suggest that. Her choices about her relationships are her choices. I really don't care.

This race is far from clean. And she "might" have had everything to do with BCs infidelity. It happened under her nose and/or she obviously lacks in the pleasing department.

And what happens in their marriage is your business because...?

My business because, the media made it my business. Why the impeachment then. Spitzer should have stayed governer then, if its no ones business.