"PRESIDENT CLINTON ADMITS SMOKING POT!!!

eight year old tapes reveal."

Hey THAT headline would get the media's attention, doncha think?

Course, if it's the Shrub, we look the other way about that and ALL his crimes. Becaue we are fair and balanced.

Remember the Dem primary debates, in which all the nominees were asked if they had ever smoked pot and like five or six of them said they had (I remember Dean was one of them)? It was just not a big deal.

Honestly I wouldn't bat an EYE if someone told me they had smoked pot. So what? Who cares? It's just as much a drug as alcohol or caffeine, only those two are very socially acceptable.

:shrug:

If I ever ran for office, I'd say "yeah, I have smoked pot, though not in a long time. Anyone know where I can get some?"

Ok I wouldn't say that last part. Hey if we don't care about a former cokehead being president, surely someone who smoked pot garners a great big shrug nowdays, right?

the honesty. *shrug* You're right, who cares?

when those guys are just shooting the breeze!

and anyone that age who says they NEVER smoked pot is lying.

Kucinich and Sharpton from the religious angle and Clark because he was in the military and subjected to tests (and the religious angle).
:hi: Bouncy.

LOL, I think they both said they hadn't.

:hi: Clark!

I thought I saw something on tv about that, but wasn't able to watch for a response.

Bush said he had not denied it - however, that isn't admitting it.

Or present tense?

Clinton hotboxing on his way to work would be pretty awesome.

Then how do we know that he isn't still doing it? Smoking cocaine/crack is EXTREMELY addictive. I've never done it, but I've been around enough of it to know that it's hard to just stop, no matter how much of a "conversion" you've had. Plenty of crackheads find Jesus in a jail cell, swear they'll never do it again, and are right back on it when they hit the streets.

before the CIA facilitated its introduction into black inner urban areas in the later 1970's?


:tinfoilhat:

They both smoked dope, never admitted it directly, and continued on to continue to let the distillery companies rape America's collective liver while people are dying for a non-toxic and non-violent way to get high. Fuck both of them. :grr:

Gyre

Under the Clinton administration, cannabis arrests soared.

US cannabis arrests:

1991____287,900

1993____380,700
1994____481,100
1995____589,000
1996____641,600
1997____695,200
1998____682,900
1999____704,800
2000____734,500

When it comes to marijuana arrests, Clinton was much worse than Bush Sr.
Sad, but true.
Amazingly, the 2002 number was 697,100.
37,400 fewer than in 2000.

General "Highway of Death" McCaffrey.




Barry McCaffrey, drug czar from 1996 to 2000, was the country's longest-serving drug czar, and before that, America's most-decorated general. Known for his egomaniacal, abusive management style while in office, he cultivated a hardcore drug buster image and devised Plan Columbia. Under his administration, the drug war emphasized interdiction, zero tolerance and militarized counter-narcotics. He also initiated a controversial plan to insert anti-drug propaganda into TV and movie scripts.

http://faculty.ncwc.edu/toconnor/pol/495lect03.htm

...how that affected arrests for drug users throughout the 1980's and just before Clinton's period in office?

if Bill Clinton smoked weed...

what does bother me is that the current Resident used cocaine and won't be honest about it...

but there is a Bush story, and MSM is being too quite about the new Doug Wead tapes release. If the story had been about Clinton, the media would be having a stroke right now from trumpeting it everywhere.

Of course they also said that the guy with the audio tapes "he claims to have *'s voice on them," has a book coming out. :crazy:

(to the tune of Eurhythmics "Here comes the Rain Again"

"...Here comes the Spin again..." :nopity: