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Once again I can only stand in awe . . .


. . . of Becky's (the Girl in Short Shorts) ability to turn in not only the best line of the day but a an astounding--fact-based--analysis of why you may not want to feel quite so sorry for Elliot Spitzer's wife.

But first, the line:

Hillary, of course, always knew Bill was incapable of keeping his pants on. But I suspect Silda had her suspicions. The girl ain't dumb. And at least her hubby wasn't getting his rocks off on chubby interns.


The power of misplaced cum may propel Hillary Clinton into the White House.

It will take Silda Wall to anywhere she wants to go.


The entire post is entitled Silda Spitzer and the Power of Misplaced Cum.

You quite simply won't believe it.

Comments

Anonymous said…
"The girl ain't dumb. And at least her hubby wasn't getting his rocks off on chubby interns."

This aside from comments about metrosexuals may be the very best commentary I have ever seen on a "sexual debacle." I would prefer it if we were just mature enough to accept that powerful people want to get their rocks off as much as anyone else. Problem is one should not break the law to do so. I would have preferred to see an expose and comparison to Love Ranch.- Brian

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