One too many?

#4
#4
Is having an affinity for alcohol something that we cannot tolerate of our elected officials?
 
#6
#6
Considering he's denied taking a drink in years? Someone fell off the wagon alright...and landed on his head.
 
#8
#8
CSpindizzy said:
Considering he's denied taking a drink in years? Someone fell off the wagon alright...and landed on his head.
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He only denied it because alcohol has become such a hot topic. Binge drinking is now considered more than 3 drinks in 1 night, and someone is an alcoholic if they 'binge' drink 2 or more nights a week. With this completely lax definition, that means that roughly 70% of all college students are alcoholics, 70% of businessmen, 70% of enlisted soldiers, 80% of Officers, 90% of politicians, etc.
 
#9
#9
He has denied taking a single drink since that point in time. I'm not arguing that he has or hasn't. I'm only saying what he has repeated numerous times.
 
#10
#10
CSpindizzy said:
He has denied taking a single drink since that point in time. I'm not arguing that he has or hasn't. I'm only saying what he has repeated numerous times.
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He probably hasn't taken a single drink, he probably takes several at a time.
 
#13
#13
I know this is not in any way a qualification of a president, however, there are a lot of presidents in our history that would have made great drinking partners:
Bush, Clinton, Reagan, JFK, Teddy Roosevelt, Grant, Jackson, and Washington, just to name a few.
 
#14
#14
Grant wouldn't leave anything for anyone else to drink. JFK? Only if you bring a few females with you.
 
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