By Selwyn Duke

When Barack Obama called Mitt Romney a bull******* in a Rolling Stone
interview recently, it was reminiscent of something involving a man who
truly fits that description. What I’m referring to has to do with the
1990s, an intern, and America’s increasingly interned morality.

After Bill Clinton said that he didn’t consider Monica Lewinsky’s
services to be sex as he “understood it,” many observers pointed out
that his lawyering of lasciviousness was influencing the young. “Hey,
even the president, a Rhodes Scholar, says it isn’t sex!” It’s what you
call trickle-down decadence. And now what Clinton did for intimate
relations, Obama is doing for relating.

A powerful man sets a powerful example, and Obama has always been
classless. Many complained last year after he invited the rapper
“Common” to the White House, but forgotten is that Obama admitted in 2004 that he let his daughter Sasha — a tender three years old at the time — listen to rap. If anyone exposed my child to that cultural effluent, the rap he’d get would be in the head.

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