Shamelessness Is, You Must Admit, a Huge Political Advantage
Shamelessness Is, You Must Admit, a Huge Political Advantage David Strom 7:20 PM | July 24, 2026 AP Photo/John Minchillo Adam Schiff is a Senator today. Dan Goldman had a pretty nice career in New York politics until being a Jew became a liability too difficult to overcome. Bill Clinton gutted it out despite being caught in disreputable circumstances and committing perjury to cover it up.
- ▪Shamelessness Is, You Must Admit, a Huge Political Advantage David Strom 7:20 PM | July 24, 2026 AP Photo/John Minchillo Adam Schiff is a Senator today.
- ▪Dan Goldman had a pretty nice career in New York politics until being a Jew became a liability too difficult to overcome.
- ▪Bill Clinton gutted it out despite being caught in disreputable circumstances and committing perjury to cover it up.
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Shamelessness Is, You Must Admit, a Huge Political Advantage David Strom 7:20 PM | July 24, 2026 AP Photo/John Minchillo Adam Schiff is a Senator today. Dan Goldman had a pretty nice career in New York politics until being a Jew became a liability too difficult to overcome. Bill Clinton gutted it out despite being caught in disreputable circumstances and committing perjury to cover it up. Ralph Northam is a respected "statesman," despite dressing up in blackface or a KKK outfit. Edwin Edwards won a campaign for governor by running on the slogan "Vote for the crook, not the bigot; it's important." Marion Barry went to jail and mounted a comeback. Nancy Pelosi shamelessly engaged in insider trading and retired as one of the most respected politicians in America.
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