Shooting a guy vs. adultery
Callers to conservative talk radio in the days following Dick Cheney's mistaking a friend for a game bird are genuinely wondering what all the fuss is about.
"Hunters accidentlally shoot each other all the time,'' they say. "No big deal.''
These are the same folks who were shocked, simply shocked that a married guy who happens to be President had an affair at the office.
Now I don't have the figures in front of me, but I'd be willing to bet more guys are cheating on their wives at work than there are guys spraying birdshot into a buddy.
"Hunters accidentlally shoot each other all the time,'' they say. "No big deal.''
These are the same folks who were shocked, simply shocked that a married guy who happens to be President had an affair at the office.
Now I don't have the figures in front of me, but I'd be willing to bet more guys are cheating on their wives at work than there are guys spraying birdshot into a buddy.
posted by Michael Riley at 10:54 AM
5 Comments:
I not that upset over a man having and affair at work, as I am a man commiting Prejury under Oath. Get the story correct for once.
Hummm, one was an accident the other was a betrayal of a wife and a nations trust.There is no comparison.
Hmmm, a rich guy vice-president who kills birds for fun, a poor-guy president who chased skirts for fun. You would think running the country would keep these jerks too busy for such antics.
Nick, you better not have fun when you eat that chicken sandwich or steak.Hunters usually eat what they shoot or give it to people that need it just like fishermen.Long live Ted Nugent.
Michael Riley is a genius. And yes, he is ALWAYS the smartest person in any room he's in. Thank you again for your insight, Mr. Riley.
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