Jack Cafferty's question for today:

[originalpckelly]

4 p.m.: Former national security adviser Sandy Berger stole classified documents from the National Archives. What's the appropriate punishment?

5 p.m.: How do you think Iran would react to a buildup of U.S. and British military forces in the Persian Gulf?

7 p.m.: Should another $170 billion of taxpayer money be used to finance another year of war?

http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/situation.room/

Answers:
4 p.m. I think that Berger is overcooked, if you catch my drift.

5 p.m. How would you react if someone came to your front door armed with a gun?

6 p.m. NO! The US government gives out ONLY $20 billion in aid to the WHOLE world, I wonder how people would like us if we spent more money feeding people than we do on killing them.

[lancdem]

1. Great answers

Plus, Berger's already BEEN punished.

[originalpckelly]

2. He got the usual cop out of community service...

I don't care if he was on "our" side, he was still doing something incredibly strange. Did you actually hear what he did? :rofl:

Dumbshit, sounds like a kid trying to sneak some cookies out of the cookie jar.

I wonder how old DLClinton really handled terrorism. I don't know which is worse, Republicans or Democrats whom act like Republicans.

Pretty tough call if you ask me.

[Neecy]

3. I have another question

...and it's a follow up to the first question.

Didn't the monkey-in-chief classify a crapload of documents - OUR documents, that we as taxpayers fully funded - from his criminal father's administration? Isn't every piece of paper that had anything at all to do with Iran-Contra or the hostages in Iran, handily not released until Inauguration Day 1981, now off limits to us? Isn't that a form of stealing documents, when they're stashed away to hide high crimes?