[a fool in paradise]

When Bill Clinton was asked, "Boxers or briefs?," he should have waited for the laughter to die down before gently scolding the young woman for the inappropriateness of the question

BULLSTALIN.

The whole "boxers/brief" was a Clinton-coordinated media moment.

The girl who asked it was a daughter of a journalist (SeeBS reporter?) and they'd settled on a question about legalizing the recreational use of drugs.

The Clinton team reviewed her question and rejected it, they asked for "something lighter" which was "boxers or briefs".

That the media continues to spin this as "just" the dopey question of a dopey student is pure BULLSTALIN.

No one got on Viacommie MTV at the townhall meeting without review.

[GOPJ]

That the media continues to spin this as "just" the dopey question of a dopey student is pure BULLSTALIN.

It's odd how the MSM feels they can still get away with lying to us when the internet exists.

I suspect they feel it's a question of "numbers" - but it's not. How many times do you have "discover" someone is lying to you before you quit trusting them? The MSM thinks it's in the thousands - it's NOT - probably fewer than 10 times... much fewer.

Thanks for sharing - didn't know the full story on that question.