But Did He Wear Garters On The Bench?

Bush appointee caught drunk, in a dress, with fishnet stockings, and wearing high heels…… his wife seems to be remaining loyal so there’s at least one core Conservative value in there.

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One Response to “But Did He Wear Garters On The Bench?”

  1. BB-Idaho on February 20th, 2008 at 9:31 pm

    So THAT’S what they mean by appointing a strict constructionist…..

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