President Obama is not the first politician to belt out a line from a favorite song. It’s has been done many times before — for better or for worse. (NewsFeed’s favorite has to be Herman Cain. Imagining there’s no pizza is really frightening.)
NewsFeed’s weekly highlight of our vocabulary includes useful, new, hilarious and surprising words (as well as some that are just fun to roll off the old tongue).
— PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON, responding to a question on MSNBC’s Morning Joe about whether presidents should be able to serve third terms, after taking a break; he added that if such a policy were put in place, it could not apply to those who have previously served (via Newser)
Another iconic blonde serenaded yet another president known for his dalliances with women. (But this time, luckily, there were no rumors about an affair.)
Celebrities created much of the laughs this week on late-night TV. They ranged from former Presidents to potential candidates.
Sure, you know Bill Clinton the former president of the United States, a Rhodes scholar and the husband to the Secretary of State, but did you know that he’s also a brony?
Penning an autobiography and being the subject of numerous books and films is practically in the job description of a US president.
No longer going easy on his Delaware beach buddy, Jon Stewart amped up his critique of Anthony Weiner’s textual affairs on last night’s show.
Sex sells—and so do T-shirts that mock philandering politicians.
“I sent a grand total of two emails as president.” -PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON, at a Wired for Change conference at the Ford Foundation in New York, pointing out his lack of qualifications to discuss technology; one message was to soldiers in the Adriatic, and one was to John Glenn when he returned to space (via Fast [...]
