ted kennedy mary jo

Double standards: forgiveness isn’t for everybody, just for people who matter. (Did Jesus get the memo?)

Well, one measly little picture. Or maybe two or three. And look what happened. He looked down and said, “Hey! I got a idea! What if . . .?” This is what happens when you get ideas. You’re alot better off not to think much. Or at least to make sure you’re thinking with the big head. It sure is going to be hard when he goes for his next job innervue and gets asked, “What was your latest accomplishment?”

Like I always say, there’s only four people that are suppose to see it. Your Mommy when you’re a baby, your Dr. when something’s wrong with it, the undertaker when you croak, and you, if you can’t look straight ahead and just have to be a pervert.

Have a good a.m. everybody.

I really don’t agree with the media’s double standard here. The media barely covered the Vitter and Ensign controversy. No Republican or major media figures called for their resignations. Larry Craig served out his term. South Carolina Governor Sanford served out his term. If you add up the number of print and television stories covering these four guys (all of whom broke the law–all of whom ran on family values platforms) they still won’t add up to the coverage of the Wiener scandal, a scandal in which no law was broken.