[malkee]

Now that the Washington Post is reporting it it must be a story.

[oyez]

"I think the president's a pretty legitimate, you know, person," he said.

Yep. We know. He is not pretty nor legitimate.

[tina07]

CRIME, INC.

[tobyhill]

“He declined to elaborate on his discussions with Richard.”

If the MSM was so smart they would now ask the brother.

[RightOnline]

So here’s what’s bugging me about this, yet I see virtually no discussion of it whatsoever.

If Sestak is telling the truth, then he knows full well that whoever contacted him broke the law...in a big way. Yet, he continues to be mum about it.

What does this tell us about his respect for the rule of law...and what does this tell us about how he will respect the rule of law while serving in the Senate (if elected, God forbid)?

[benjibrowder]

Somewhere in PA, Toomey is smiling. If we’re lucky, this secures Toomey a seat and takes Obama down. And Specter is spoiled goods.

[kevao]

They called to offer him a job if he’d keep his mouth shut about the bribery.

[SonOfDarkSkies]

Just wait until November.

If the GOP takes back the majority in the House, it will have the power to subpoena witnesses in this case (and others) and force them to testify before the appropriate committees.

[cranked]

Was it Clinton .. rolleyes....is he part of the “White House”? =.=

[Ancient Drive]

making an offer he can’t refuse?