Bill Clinton makes Trump sound like a choirboy in comparison. So does Hillary, but here's a story that shows exactly what Democrats are desperately trying to put back in the White House:
Vernon Jordan Bragged About Bill Clinton’s ‘P***y’ Talk
"Actually, other guys, including quite a few public figures, have been known to use that kind of language among themselves. But similar revelations created far less outrage — even when the language was imputed to a sitting president of the United States.
In 1998, when Monica Lewinsky first became a household name, civil rights luminary Vernon Jordan — who tried to get the little lady a job after her impressive White House internship — was asked by an interviewer what he and his buddy Bill Clinton discuss on the golf course.
“We talk p***y,” he explained.
The comment got some attention but hardly the saturation coverage accorded Trump’s own newly-revealed p***y talk with one of his buddies.
Interestingly, according to Vanity Fair, at a 1980s dinner party, Jordan privately told the hostess, “You look like a woman who likes to f**k.”
The Media Mudslide-Led by Matt Drudge-Into the Clinton Muck
"Or to a scene in Michelle Cottle’s June 1997 Washington Monthly story, in which President Clinton, seated next to an attractive blonde at a state dinner, told Mr. Jordan to keep his hands off her because “I saw her first.”"
Mr. Jordan’s relatively easy treatment is testament to his standing in the Washington Establishment. He’s enormously well liked, and offers connections to A-list parties and the White House that Beltway inhabitants-especially journalists-find irresistible. He’s also been known to dispense gossip, what he calls “dead men’s talk.”
“Jordan has this great value in Washington, which has a very lily-white Establishment,” said Ms. Williams. “People in Washington talked to me very un-self-consciously about what a relief it was to have a friend who was black who understood all the same cultural signifiers they had.” Added Ms. Williams: “He’s really benefited from being a mystery. People are covering up the lacunae of their own reporting in the coverage of Vernon Jordan.”
“Vernon Jordan’s role in Washington society is one that would only be exalted in a culture that is somewhat debased,” said Michael Kelly, the recently deposed editor of The New Republic who is now a senior writer at National Journal . “He is not a traditional Washington wise man, offering sage counsel to the President on grave matters of statecraft. He is a very high-level fixer.… It is, on the face of it, neither illegal nor improper. But it is not a great, noble calling. To hear of Saint Vernon the Generous, dispensing acts of kindness to all classes, to all races who walk the streets of Washington, is pretty funny stuff.”
So what does Bubba talk about when he goes out golfing or drinking with friends?In 1998, when Monica Lewinsky first became a household name, civil rights luminary Vernon Jordan — who tried to get the little lady a job after her impressive White House internship — was asked by an interviewer what he and his buddy Bill Clinton discuss on the golf course.
“We talk p***y,” he explained.
The comment got some attention but hardly the saturation coverage accorded Trump’s own newly-revealed p***y talk with one of his buddies.
Interestingly, according to Vanity Fair, at a 1980s dinner party, Jordan privately told the hostess, “You look like a woman who likes to f**k.”
The Media Mudslide-Led by Matt Drudge-Into the Clinton Muck
"Or to a scene in Michelle Cottle’s June 1997 Washington Monthly story, in which President Clinton, seated next to an attractive blonde at a state dinner, told Mr. Jordan to keep his hands off her because “I saw her first.”"
Mr. Jordan’s relatively easy treatment is testament to his standing in the Washington Establishment. He’s enormously well liked, and offers connections to A-list parties and the White House that Beltway inhabitants-especially journalists-find irresistible. He’s also been known to dispense gossip, what he calls “dead men’s talk.”
“Jordan has this great value in Washington, which has a very lily-white Establishment,” said Ms. Williams. “People in Washington talked to me very un-self-consciously about what a relief it was to have a friend who was black who understood all the same cultural signifiers they had.” Added Ms. Williams: “He’s really benefited from being a mystery. People are covering up the lacunae of their own reporting in the coverage of Vernon Jordan.”
“Vernon Jordan’s role in Washington society is one that would only be exalted in a culture that is somewhat debased,” said Michael Kelly, the recently deposed editor of The New Republic who is now a senior writer at National Journal . “He is not a traditional Washington wise man, offering sage counsel to the President on grave matters of statecraft. He is a very high-level fixer.… It is, on the face of it, neither illegal nor improper. But it is not a great, noble calling. To hear of Saint Vernon the Generous, dispensing acts of kindness to all classes, to all races who walk the streets of Washington, is pretty funny stuff.”
Cough....cough......P***y......
