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Opening Arguments

Fish in a barrel

This would be too easy, so I'll just let you do your own jokes:

Bill Clinton made a plea yesterday for a new emphasis on monogamy as a key element in the battle against Aids.

The former US president, not noted for his ability to keep his own marriage vows, said it was very important to change people's attitudes to sex.

In an interview with the BBC recorded in Africa, Mr Clinton said that increasing support for monogamy was not just a problem for the continent worst hit by Aids but for the world.

Next, I want to be lectured by Barack Obama on the need for humility, Hillary Clinton on cooperation, John McCain on constancy, Rush Limbaugh on compassion for drug addicts, Bret Favre on retirement . . .

Comments

tim zank
Fri, 08/08/2008 - 7:51am

No s&%t Leo. Talk about unmitigated gall, Billy Jeff takes the prize.

Bob G.
Fri, 08/08/2008 - 8:32am

...And WHAT prize might that be, Tim???

;)

B.G.

tim zank
Fri, 08/08/2008 - 8:34am

Probably a free Hummer BG.....(you know, the car, get your mind out of the gutter!!!ha!!)

Bob G.
Fri, 08/08/2008 - 9:18am

LMAO...yer killin' me, Tim!!!

Harl Delos
Fri, 08/08/2008 - 11:31am

Strictly speaking, slick willy *is* monogamous. He has one wife, no more, no less.

The word he should be using is "fidelity", not "monogamy". Slick willy is very monogamous: one wife, no more, no less.

Increasing support for monogamy is probably a non-starter. Since 2006, a majority of the babies born to women 30 and under in the US had celibate mothers.

They weren't chaste, of course. That would preclude conventional pregnancy. But there's a big difference between refraining from sex (chaste) and refraining from marriage (celibate).

People want immigrants to learn English, but they elect presidents who don't what the meaning of "is" is....

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