The way someone who comes up with a little phrase ... "Heinz - what else?" - or some such is elevated to genius status... really brings back memories of that demented scene.

The new mistress is the illustration of how he left the marriage emotionally when Megan got successful and 'left him'. Peggy did the same thing....but he got her back. Now what will he do to get Megan back in line?

"We will make sure that the person who made that film is arrested and prosecuted."

Hillary Clinton, Sept. 14, 2012

The scapegoat is still in the slammer.

• using an alias
  
• using the internet without permission from his parole officer.
  

This is exactly what we get worked up about.

This country was founded by people tired of over taxation and mistreatment by their government.

Wrong is wrong.  Don't make it less wrong by bringing in another issues because of partisanship.

This type of abuse was done by Nixon.   If you let them get away with it now you will have it turned right back at you later.

And to think that this babooze actually has aspirations to run for the White House. Yeah, right. To quote President Abraham Lincoln, "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak out and remove all doubt."

Look, even the appearance of the IRS being wielded as a cudgel to smite thy foe is wrong, regardless of whoever's in the Oval Office. But once again, it's about consistency of purpose, or in the GOP's case, the lack thereof.

It would be funny, were it not so infuriating, to note how the Republicans who are presently squawking the loudest about the IRS, were completely and conspicuously silent when the tax-exempt status of All Saints Church in Pasadena was threatened by the Bush administration -- a confrontation that first began in March 2003 when its rector, the Rev. J. Edwin Bacon, Jr., offered the faithful an impassioned sermon in favor of peace and against war on the eve of the invasion of Iraq, which subsequently went viral on the internet.

Actually, let me correct that. Those Republicans weren't silent at all. Rather, they were cheering the IRS on in a partisan snipe hunt that All Saints parishioners voted to challenge in federal court. The case was dropped by the government in 2007, but not before it had cost All Saints Church some $200,000 in legal expenses.

The same GOP clowns who are currently screaming that Benghazi is "worse than Watergate," were similarly silent in the face of mounting evidence that the Bush administration deliberately misled both Congress and the American people about the existence of WMD in Iraq, creating a false pretext for an armed invasion od now-failed oil grab that subsequently cost some 4,500 Americans and 125,000 Iraqis their lives. Funny, but we never saw Rep. Darrell Issa or Sen. John McCain hold any investigations into that, did we?

You're absolutely right. The real story behind this current IRS kerfuffle is the serial misuse and abuse of the federal not-for-profit tax laws by myriad political "public education" groups now operating in the shadows in the wake of Citizens United -- not some imaginary IRS victimization of what's arguably the most unabashedly obnoxious bunch of ignorant and malleable right-wing hicks to roll down this country's political turnpikes in a long, long while.

I refuse to allow the stupid kids in school to dumb down the classroom discussions, at the greater overall expense of the rest of the student body. Like you said, bring it on.

I don't know him personally but I just can't see him as being that kind of damaged.  I did see him depressed at first, but he has not struck me as depressed lately.  His  daddy was nobody though who could open doors for him to get where he is, he did climb a big ladder getting where he is.  He is intelligent enough to learn lessons too.  He is very intelligent, he just doesn't often make choices that I would have made.