Ya really have to wonder about Bill’s taste in women. Aside from Gennifer Flowers, anyway…
ChreesJuly 1, 2004
I can see her in an American Express ad in about 10 years. “Do you know who I am? I screwed the President and…no, not the one with the cigar…”
-S-July 1, 2004
Hey, you know, I wish people would leave Paula Jones and her “looks” alone, as in, non issue, as in, let her be.
I believe the woman’s story, or, at least, that she’s been offended on an across-a-line manner by Clinton (thus, her ongoing vehemence, all these years later, obviously, something traumatized her to such a degree that she’s still very much negatively affected by it). As for her nose and cosmetics, great. Better that she look the way she looks now, than in the past (improvements are a good thing, over time).
Same thing about Monica Lewinsky, sadly: most in society ridicule the women in situations such as this — at least, Lewinsky seems to have ‘agreed’ to a relationship of disproportions of power, while Jones was apparently so obnoxed and offended by the mere suggestion of that, that she’s still objecting.
Give her space, hear her story, let the critique about cosmetics GO.
SarahWJuly 1, 2004
McGehee –
Think how long ago BC dropped his drawers for her….
She had freshness and a pert and perky figure on her side all those years ago. Youth has its charms.
CoreyJuly 1, 2004
Could Paula Jones have made any more unintelligible responses to a reporter’s questions? How can you possibly want to interview some redneck from Arkansas when you know you are going to get idiotic responses like “to each his own.” What a dumb interview. How do you feel about a book that mentions your name, Paula? “Well I reckon that it was partly a truthitude.” Thanks Paula.
CoreyJuly 1, 2004
Oh yeah – and she is ugly as sin. New topic – can smart people be seduced by power? Please give examples.
Rick13July 1, 2004
Just another example of Bill Clinton’s “Did it because, I could” mentality!
Well at least she got that HONKER fixed.
Ya really have to wonder about Bill’s taste in women. Aside from Gennifer Flowers, anyway…
I can see her in an American Express ad in about 10 years. “Do you know who I am? I screwed the President and…no, not the one with the cigar…”
Hey, you know, I wish people would leave Paula Jones and her “looks” alone, as in, non issue, as in, let her be.
I believe the woman’s story, or, at least, that she’s been offended on an across-a-line manner by Clinton (thus, her ongoing vehemence, all these years later, obviously, something traumatized her to such a degree that she’s still very much negatively affected by it). As for her nose and cosmetics, great. Better that she look the way she looks now, than in the past (improvements are a good thing, over time).
Same thing about Monica Lewinsky, sadly: most in society ridicule the women in situations such as this — at least, Lewinsky seems to have ‘agreed’ to a relationship of disproportions of power, while Jones was apparently so obnoxed and offended by the mere suggestion of that, that she’s still objecting.
Give her space, hear her story, let the critique about cosmetics GO.
McGehee –
Think how long ago BC dropped his drawers for her….
She had freshness and a pert and perky figure on her side all those years ago. Youth has its charms.
Could Paula Jones have made any more unintelligible responses to a reporter’s questions? How can you possibly want to interview some redneck from Arkansas when you know you are going to get idiotic responses like “to each his own.” What a dumb interview. How do you feel about a book that mentions your name, Paula? “Well I reckon that it was partly a truthitude.” Thanks Paula.
Oh yeah – and she is ugly as sin. New topic – can smart people be seduced by power? Please give examples.
Just another example of Bill Clinton’s “Did it because, I could” mentality!
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