White House scandal called 'impeachable offense'

[OklahomaTuba]

Didn't see this last night. Interesting...

"This scandal could be enormous," said Dick Morris, a former White House adviser to President Bill Clinton, on the Fox News Sean Hannity show last night. "It's Valerie Plame only 10 times bigger, because it's illegal and Joe Sestak is either lying or the White House committed a crime.

"Obviously, the offer of a significant job in the White House could not be made unless it was by Rahm Emanuel or cleared with Rahm Emanuel," he said. If the job offer was high enough that it also had Obama's apppoval, "that is a high crime and misdemeanor."

"In other words, an impeachable offense?" Hannity asked

"Absolutely," said Morris.

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=158617

[My Opinion Matters]

How come no one uses neon shoelaces anymore?

[Harry Beanbag]

How come no one uses neon shoelaces anymore?

That is also an impeachable offense.

[XingTheRubicon]

This is akin to being pissed about Jeffrey Dahmer killing cats.

[Soonerfan88]

This is akin to being pissed about Jeffrey Dahmer killing cats.

And animal torture and mutilation is a major indicator of much more violent tendencies/acts. If the Obama administration is this cavalier toward something you consider a small ethical/legal violation, how much worse are they doing a little further behind the scenes?

[Fraggle145]

I think Tuba spotted the cookie... everyone else can go home now.

[KC//CRIMSON]

Nice website, Tuba. Do they sell Chia Pets and Snuggies too?

[Harry Beanbag]

[KC//CRIMSON]

Why did I ask? Of course they do.

[StoopTroup]

Those are some of the coolest Clay Pidgeons I've ever seen.

[StoopTroup]

PULL!

[Harry Beanbag]

Dick Cheney, is that you?

[StoopTroup]

heh

[oudavid1]

Dick Cheney, is that you?

I wish

[soonervegas]

Is it being ignored by the mainstream media?

Man, I hope so.

[BudSooner]

Nice website, Tuba. Do they sell Chia Pets and Snuggies too?

I missed that but the solar fridge is frickin sweet!

[oudavid1]

Is it being ignored by the mainstream media?

Man, I hope so.

What else is new

[KC//CRIMSON]

Which is more goofy? Tuba's post or that someone has logged in as Dr. Jelly Finger?

[49r]

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[StoopTroup]

Which is more goofy? Tuba's post or that someone has logged in as Dr. Jelly Finger?

Dr. Jelly Finger's thesis is pretty slick IMO