You have to give Trump credit for one thing.

[TomSlick]

Between Stormy, the new law suit by Karen McDougal, and the promise of more to come, Trump is making Bill Clinton's escapade seem like small beer.

[Siwsan]

1. He's heading into King Charles II territory, now!

[TomSlick]

2. Aye, sir.

Ain't DU a wonderful place? An Army guy and a Navy person agreeing on something.

[Siwsan]

3. Aww - I bet we agree on a whole lot of stuff!

My Dad was a Marine, and we got along great!

[DavidDvorkin]

4. Charles had a brain and a heart.

[Siwsan]

6. Yes - that is true.

And he had a line of mistresses that stretched across the channel. But I strongly suspect he treated them with much more respect than trump* shows for his dalliances.

I shall apologize to Charles, if I am lucky enough to run into him, when I'm on the other side of the veil!

[DavidDvorkin]

8. He went through very bad years while in exile

Starting when he was quite young, and he behaved well throughout. He even displayed physical courage during the Great Fire. I can't imagine Trump coping with either of those trials.

Charles had many faults, but he was a far better man and head of state than Trump.

[Siwsan]

14. He was the star of the Stuart line, that's for sure

And as I said, was a stand up guy with most of his mistresses. My only comparison to trump* concern his rising number of extramarital peccadillos.

Have you ever seen the film 'Restoration', with Robert Downey Jr. and Sam Neill? Love that film.

[DavidDvorkin]

20. No, I missed it.

[Siwsan]

21. Highly recommend seeing it

Downey plays a physician during the Great Plague/Fire. I thought Sam Neill would be far too handsome to play Charles, but he really pulls it off. And the cinematography is astonishing.

Beyond Downey and Neill, the cast includes Meg Ryan, Sir Ian McKellen and David Thewlis.

It is one of those films with an ending that always brings on the eye waterworks, for me.

[Cha]

15. lol omg

[Siwsan]

18. Ever wonder why some of the greatest historical strides were made by female leaders?

Queen Boudicca, Queen Elizabeth I, Queen Victoria, as examples. Maybe it's because most of them spent far less time philandering and far more time governing.

Just a theory.

[Cha]

19. I hadn't really thought

about it until NOW..

Mahalo, Siwsan!

[dchill]

5. I would never give Trump credit - he doesn't pay!

[TomSlick]

7. True that.

[boston bean]

9. I cant believe it involves a McDougal.

[TomSlick]

10. It's not that uncommon a name but yeah, you're right.

As per the old saw: History doesn't repeat itself but sometimes it rhymes.

[Strelnikov_]

11. Speaking of small things . . .

as Stormy said "It was less of a driver and more of a putter".

[TomSlick]

12. It must be painful to have a porn star discussing your shortcomings.

[JHB]

13. Yet the Mighty Clenis still looms larger than...

...the weedy and feeble Trumpis.

[Demsrule86]

16. Bill Clinton has a consensual affair...it was never the business of Republicans. some of what they

did in court with Clinton will now be used against Trump so that is somewhat satisfying.

[VOX]

17. BC's affair: I remember hearing Trent Lott (R-MS) braying, "The American people deserve to know!"

Well hell's bells, by that standard, the American people sure deserve to know ALL about 45, that s.o.b.'s been outside the law his entire life. And now he's off the leash and punishing all Americans (some still don't know it) with his insanity.

The double-standard would be laughable if Democrats weren't always coming up on the short end of it. And you're right -- it would be sweet revenge if it could FINALLY be turned around on 45.

[Demsrule86]

22. There guy was a child molester...They are such hypocrites.

[Ilsa]

23. The RW will claim IQ45 didn't do this in the Oval Office like Bill.

Not to be outdone, trump says, "hold my beer."

[Mountain Mule]

24. K&R! nt