To billslayer: Ah, so you’re saying that to become a card carrying member of the “Culture of Corruption” just means that at some point in your life you had dealings with someone who would later get in trouble with the law?
OK, boys and girls — especially you, Goy — let’s now compare this obviously unforgiveable, how-could-such-a-stupid-and-evil-man-become-President, level of dark corruption to some other Presidents:
Reagan:
1) He very much supported Saddam Hussein even after Hussein was a <a href="http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/iraq/2006-11-05-saddam-profile_x.htm"known, brutal thug.
2) Iran-Contra — lots ‘n’ lots of very, very bad behavior overall apart from covertly dealing with a sworn enemy of the United States.
3) Central America — Ooo….some more, very, very bad behavior.
Enough about Reagan, how about George Bush the senior?
1) Amiable enough seeming guy, but for one thing, he was Vice-President under Reagan, so he had to have been party to those little shenanigans I listed above to some degree. As far as his associations go, well for starters he was buds with a guy named Mel Sembler, whom both Bush’s had as an ambassador, Australia and Nauru for Bush Sr., and Italy for Bush Jr. If you click on that Sembler link, you will get his official company web site. Now click on this link, which is a Fox News report from 2002 about this rather naughty drug rehab organization for teens called Straight. Talk about your bad associations….
2) But wait, there are more fun associations involving both Bush’s, namely to do with certain wealthy Arabs. But of course, Obama’s connection (well, sort of connection) to Acorn and Bill Ayers is so much more an indicator of corruption, ain’t it, eh?
As far as Bush Jr’s little issues go:
Google is your friend, and you don’t have to got very far back.
Oh look, in a single post on a right wing web site, I did more research than Malkin did for all her books put together, and more than what Fox News does in a year. My bad….
