President Obama's a pretty legitimate, you know, person...

(Tim) Pennsylvania Democratic Rep. Joe Sestak told a reporter the White House offered him a position up near the top in the Obama administration if he'd withdraw from the primary where he was trying to unseat Dem. Senator Arlen Specter. Republicans are saying the White House broke the law with the offer and the press asked Rep Sestak for a statement about the mess. Here's how the Washington Post reported...

that statement:

Sestak declined to say whether the alleged job offer was inappropriate and defended Obama's integrity. "I think the president's a pretty legitimate, you know, person."

He could have said "legitimate" but he went and spoiled it all with "pretty legitimate." As in "pretty good" and "pretty nice."

And what's with the "you know?" I mean, like, you know? I don't get it.

Honestly, it's like so kinda there and kinda not there--both at the same time. What I wouldn't give for one of my daughters to say she thinks her Dad is "a pretty legitimate, you know, person." They'd find me shame-faced and blubbering under the couch.

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Sestak is completely blowing his credibility with this. Either he's lying, and all his friends from USNA are going to run away from him like he was a dead skunk, or he's telling the truth, knows that it's a felony on the part of the President or his staff, and won't own up to the full import.

As a Pennsylvanian, I am grateful to Joe Sestak for sending Snarlen' Arlen Specter into retirement. If Joe becomes Senator, he will be a leftist, but it will take him a decade or so before he does as much harm as Senator Specter.

I just hope that his accidental speaking of the truth, revealing that a federal law was broken (and what a stupid law it is), helps Barack Obama into early retirement.

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