Do you think what he did is illegal?

[KoKo]

From the "Nasua Advocate:"

And while we continue our investigation, and others continue their investigations, consider this: prostitution, and solicitation thereof, is a crime. So if you hear a conservative news source, like, say, Accuracy in Media, allege that the aforementioned prostitute/journalist's only crime (if indeed he is either of these two things) is being a right-winger ("His crimes were that he was too pro-Republican, attended White House briefings, and asked questions unfair to Democrats"), think again.

Prostitution is illegal.

Solicitation is illegal.

Extortion is illegal.

Bribe-taking, or bribe-giving, by public officials is illegal.

Leaking confidential government documents is illegal.

And covering up criminal behavior is likewise illegal.

As for deciding, when you're the President of the United States, to call on a prostitute during one of your rare press conferences, when you were re-elected based on (supposedly) your position on the gay marriage issue, and your general support for "moral values"?

That, at best, is damned suspicious.


http://nashuaadvocate.blogspot.com/2005/02/plausible-scenario-gay-prostitute.html

[bloom]

1. Seems like Fraud ought to be in there somewhere... eom

[fooj]

2. Hell yes! Those bastards break the law indiscriminately!

Someone needs to pay the piper...

[Stealther]

3. According to the state of Delaware, he's also a tax cheat (n/t)

[dandrhesse]

4. I believe you are correct as well as using tax payers money for propaganda

and ...and...the list goes on and on. The question is who is going to prosecute and when.

[mitchtv]

5. I can answer that

No one and never.Or how about after the MSM picks up even afraction of this story.

[mitchtv]

6. I can answer that

No one and never.Or how about after the MSM picks up even afraction of this story.