[mewzilla]

You should care. I'll bet the KGB did.

[Miss Marple]

If you will read my statement, I said that the important thing was the possible security breech, not the sex.

People, the JFK myth is entrenched in the American psyche. Until those who lived with the fantasy and their children have passed this mortal coil, it is fruitless to concentrate on the subject of JFK.

The point of this story in the New York Daily News is twofold:

1. Invoking the "everybody does it" defense using one of the democrat's most cherished ikons, thereby bringing the base back to support of WJC and by extension, his wife.

2. Distracting the Right with discussions of what a low-life JFK really was, thereby allowing the Left to portray us as a bunch of prudes and also keeping us from paying closer attention to the skulduggery of WJC, which is far worse than simply skirt-chasing.

I am not falling for this. JFK is now dead for 40 years this November. Pouring over this story like dogs looking for scraps is neither relevant nor helpful to the overriding dangers we face from those who wish to harm the United States.

[Paulus Invictus]

It's impossible to believe that the KGB and many other spy groups such as the Mossad, the French and the Brit's MI had the scoop on both JFK and Klintoon. Think of the power they had in terms of pressure they could have and may have exerted with such information. Blackmail in an international scenario.