Again, using your allegedly precious time to defend him. Knock yourself out, baby!
Also, what Bill Clinton did wasn't really the same. He may have abused his power (so okay, in that way it IS the same), but Monica was of legal age the whole time. I'm not sure how he violated my or our or anyone's trust with that, but I'm not the one who brought him up.
No one here has said James Barbour shouldn't get work. They just haven't. Take that up with the radio station in California if that's your issue.
Rob Lowe is an interesting parallel, though. I was thinking about him the other day. Wasn't his case different, though? Didn't he meet the girl in a bar and think she was of legal age? To this day, I'm pretty sure he maintains he didn't know the girl was underage which again,
makes his case different from Barbour's because Barbour has
admitted he knew she was 15. And saw her more than once, knowing she was 15 the whole time. Or, like you say, almost 16.
Actually wasn't Lowe's girl 16? Were't you just arguing that if she'd already been 16 it would have been okay?
And why is "his case" in quotes? Why?
Updated On: 8/31/11 at 04:03 PM