[farmer18th]

Nobody thinks that she went to Chippendale's. That's part of what makes the joke funny.

You don't get it. Of course that's what she wanted you to think--that her comparison was ridiculous, but the very words in the first lady's mouth are like horse dung in a china cup. You don't debase the office, or the country, by giving the national press corps the White House equivalent of a bachelor party.

It's called leadership.

[Dog Gone]

I get it fine. It somehow offended your moral sensibilities to even kid about the subject, but given the context it was fine humor.

I'm guessing that just about everything about this country offends you to some degree.

[Cobra64]

You don't get it. Of course that's what she wanted you to think--that her comparison was ridiculous, but the very words in the first lady's mouth are like horse dung in a china cup. You don't debase the office, or the country, by giving the national press corps the White House equivalent of a bachelor party.

Horse dung in a china cup? Dial 1-800-Hillary and ask for the silverware and furniture.

Series, some folks like to enjoy life and have FUN. On your side of the fence, life must be awfully boring at the homestead, playing checkers and watching the corn grow.

[Eva]

Oh please, you and Dirtboy are wasting everyone's time with your disengenuous outrage. Go back to DU and worry over the effects of moral relativity on the Democrat election prospects. Your logic is silly, but Saul Alinsky would be proud of you.