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Animal Rights, Dying Dogs, and Support for Jaunita

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Friday, February 26, 1999


The Credibility Gap

The problem with these stories is that when you boil it all down, it's just a case of he-said-she-said-she-said-she-said-she-said-she-said-she-said-she-said-she-said. It's his word against hers and hers and hers and hers and hers and hers and hers and hers and hers and hers.

Who are you going to believe? The President of the United States or a bunch of sluts?
[C. J. Burke]


Thursday, February 25, 1999


Clinton's Lip Biting

Now that the Juanita Broaddrick story has aired, we finally know why impeached President Bill Clinton bites his lip so often.
He's just trying to bring back the memories of the good old days.
[C. J. Burke]
Was it Consensual?

At the end of the Juanita Rape segment on Dateline NBC last night, Jane Pauley asked, "Was it sexual assault? Was it consensual?..."

Jane, you ignorant slut! Maybe in some fantasy world of yours, split, bitten, bleeding lips and torn hosiery amount to a consensual act, but in the real world or real life when real women are involved, bodily bruising and bleeding are the signs of vicious assault. Maybe, if you like, I can beat some sense into you and explain the facts about rape. As long as it's consensual.
[C. J. Burke]


Wednesday, February 24, 1999


Italian Court Ruling

Last week, an Italian court ruled that a woman wearing jeans cannot be "raped". The only way a "rapist" could get the pants of the victim would be for her to take them off, which implies consent. Ergo, no rape has been committed.
Meanwhile, back in the Beltway, impeached President Clinton announced that he thinks he knows who to appoint when Chief Justice Rehnquist steps down.
[C. J. Burke]
To paraphrase Bill: It all depends on what the meaning of "rape" is.

Parsing the Denial

Clinton's attorneys have declared that any allegation that he raped Juanita Broaddrick more than 20 years ago are "absolutely false".
When asked further about the former Mrs. Hickey, the lawyer responed, "Oh, we didn't say anything about anyone named 'Hickey'."
[C. J. Burke]
Don't ask him about anything less than 20 years ago either.


Tuesday, February 23, 1999


Not Even a Simple Majority

You may have heard the mantra repeated lately, "the vote didn't even produce a simple majority which proves that the whole matter should never have been started in the first place."
And so after a vote of non-removal by the Senate, the impeached President remains in office because of the will of the American people whose vote didn't even produce a simple majority in either election.
Maybe the mantra is right, this whole matter should never have been started in the first place. Back in 1992.
[C. J. Burke]


Monday, February 22, 1999


Animal Activists Rise Up Against Clinton!

Impeached President Bill Clinton returned "triumphantly" to New Hampshire to thank the residents for their support and proclaimed that he will be there "until the last dog dies."
Outraged animal-rights activists want to know who's killing dogs.
[C. J. Burke]

Clinton said that they've been taking out the dogs around him, but that he was still standing.
Ironically, he isn't the first person to compare him with a dog.
Many have been comparing him to a dirty dog in heat for years.
[C. J. Burke]

Due to possible misunderstanding with the fine folks in the Secret Service, this page will not make any "run down in the street like the dirty dog that you are" type of comments, which might be construed as some sort of threat. We wish the impeached president a long, healthy life filled with scorn and ridicule.


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