Exactly. Comey cleared Clinton of wrongdoing. So, third time: Exactly what “wrongdoing” are you talking about?

Who’s “she”? Not following what you’re trying to say.

And ... ? Tech is still strong today. So? I don’t get your point.

I’m not at all “flippant.” I credit Monica Lewinsky, an extremely intelligent woman, with knowing whether or not she was “coerced” into a relationship with Bill Clinton. She was the greatest casualty of that investigation. She was portrayed as a stupid bimbo victim. Still is, by people like you.

No. It took 8 years of Bush Administration policy, plus the Tea Party, plus asshole right wingers, to collapse the economy in 2008.

He left office with the economy going strong. Yes.

I am not sure what point you’re making. The economy was very good in the 1990s.

1) One young adult intern, Monica Lewinsky, who has stated over and over that the sex was consensual.

You didn’t answer. You asserted that Comey “cleared a Clinton of wrongdoing even though some had been committed.” I ask again: What “wrongdoing”?

Was Clinton not investigated, impeached, and ultimately found not guilty, even by a man - and a Congress - who hated his guts and did everything they could to bring him down? They couldn’t do it. Millions of dollars, years of investigation by people who WANTED him gone, and it all added up to nothing.

Exactly what wrongdoing was committed?

And that would be bad, why? Were you alive during the 90s? Do you know how good the economy was?

I’ve been like this about men for 44 years. Some just see it earlier than others.

It’s insulting BECAUSE it puts a man down on the lower-than-shit level of women.

You’re so enlightened. Do you call each other racial epithets, too? I bet that would be beyond the pale for you.

Yes, DUDE. All women get called “cunt” “a lot.” That’s how we get “final call” on this.

No. It’s not even close.

Because the default “whore” is a woman. You have to add a modifier to it if you’re using it on a man.

In the UK as in the US, “cunt” is a derogatory term for “vagina.” No matter how it’s “meant” or “intended.”

“Not entirely sure why.”