Said the Pot to the Kettle

The democrats have latched onto yet another way to discredit Republicans. It seems that Republicans are engaging in a "culture of corruption." Doesn't that beat all.

Bill and Hillary Clinton have a long and unblemished history of corruption, most recently with someone on her behalf admitting that they "underreported" $700,000 from a fundraiser. If you believe this was unintentional, give me a call. I have some oceanfront property in Indiana that I would like to sell you.

Sen. Ted Kennedy killed a woman who got in his way.

Sen. Robert Byrd belonged to and recruited men into the KKK, an organization responsible for the brutal murders of men of color.

Sen. Patrick Leahy committed treason by leaking classified information to a major news magazine. Vice-President Cheney will always be aces in my book for telling Leahy to go procreate with himself.

Sen. John Kerry manufactured military records to get three purple hearts so he could get out of Vietnam early. Remember when he said that it was "seared" into his memory of spending Christmas Eve 1968 in Cambodia all the while President Nixon was telling the world that we weren't there, even though John Kerry was never in Cambodia, on Christmas Eve or any other time, and Nixon wasn't president on Christmas Eve 1968.

Sen. Barbara Boxer was one of the key players in the House banking scandal.

Sen. Charles Schumer is in charge of the Committee which employed two members who illegally got the credit report of Maryland Lt. Governor Michael Steele, a black Republican.

Congressman Dan Rostenkowski went to prison.

Democrats calling Republicans corrupt. What a farce!