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President Clinton said the Bush administration's "enormous penchant for secrecy" sparked the strong reaction to Vice President Dick Cheney's shooting mishap. "We have people quite often who are shot in quail incidents, so I didn't feel the need to get into the pile-on," Clinton said on ABC's "Good Morning America." -snip- "I think the White House should have said something about it sooner," Clinton said. "I think that it's gotten a little more light than it would have because the administration has an enormous penchant for secrecy for not telling anybody anything about anything."

As Democrats and feminists shove each other out of the way in the stampede for microphones to decry and condemn Arnold Schwarzenegger as unfit for public office because he allegedly groped some women’s behinds, one has to wonder if they have collective and selective Alzheimer’s. Unless you have been lost in another dimension for the last ten years, you know about Bill Clinton’s problems with women. Paula, Juanita, Kathleen, the list is long. All claimed he groped, exposed himself or raped them. Clinton’s unsolicited advances involving women didn’t begin when he became President. In 1969, as Clinton was in England...