[Patriot from Philly]

No disgraced is only a word used as a descriptive adjective in front of Republicans names.

disgraced President Nixon
disgraced Abramoff
disgraced Cunningham;

now I agree that disgraced would fit fine in front of Clinton. We need to suggest that to the fine journalist who wrote this story. I'm sure they will want to be consistent and welcome our feedback.

[dbehsman]

From the article:
"For the better part of a decade, Cunningham, in effect, erected a 'for sale' sign upon our nation's capital."

The very same thing (and much worse) could be said about Bill Clinton in the White House. I wonder if some of these reporters ever notice the breath taking hypocrisy. More importantly, I wonder when the deathocrats will.

[Theodore R.]

The people don't think that Clinton was "disgraced." To paraphrase Rosalyn Carter, "Clinton makes people comfortable with their own sinfulness."