[Hoot Gibson]

In reading your link the thing that stands out to me is that the article was written by someone who is both fan and friend, writing the following; "I can tell you almost 30 years of stories about their entitlement, outsized victimization, and an aggravating belief in the ends justifying the means."

Now, if anything ever validated the complaints about the Clinton's 'above the law' sense of personal privilege, that does. And BTW, that end justifies the means mentality has imprinted itself on the entire Democratic Party.

I agree, TRT. Liberals tolerate and celebrate behavior by Democrats that quickly brings condemnation and demonization when done by Republicans. I fear that Republicans like Boehner and the other RINOs in Congress have taken a "if you can't beat them, join them" approach to politics and are behaving in ways that are becoming indistinguishable from their Democratic counterparts.

For example, of the potential GOP presidential candidates who spoke at a campaign event in Iowa this weekend, then only one who did not tailor his message to please the supporters of ethanol subsidies was Ted Cruz. The pandering that Walker, Bush, and the other Republicans engaged in reminded me of Obama's behavior on the campaign trail. Cruz pointed out the environmental damage done by ethanol, ethanol's effect on food and gas prices, and called the subsidies corporate welfare that should be ended.

Bill and Hillary Clinton pioneered the art of lying, flip-flopping, obstructing justice, concealing evidence, while also avoiding accountability for their actions. I still have a hard time believing that Hillary withheld the Rose Law firm files about Whitewater that had been under subpoena for months and then a maid found them on her coffee table in the residence section of the White House. If she had been prosecuted for withholding those files, I doubt that she would have set up her own personal email server to avoid public scrutiny of her correspondence.