Hell, anytime a famous person is accused of something and then they deny it publicly, I am forced to say, DUH!
I would really love to see these scenarios:
“When asked whether or not they rigged the race so that Dale, Jr, could win at the track where his father was killed, the other 41 drivers said, “Well, of course we did. What the hell kind of question is that?””
OR
“Mr. Senator, did you have an affair with that intern and are you responsible for her disappearance?”
“Yes! I can’t believe you reporters are getting paid to ask such stupid questions. Jeez!”
OR
“When asked if they released tons of toxic waste into the city’s drinking water supply, Big Time Corporation’s CEO replied, “You bet your ass we did. What the hell are we supposed to do with it? Dispose of it properly? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! What? Are you all crazy?””
I would vote for any candidate capable of proper maniacal laughter. This is imperative for any leader. None of this high-pitched Clintonite giggling, or Bush’s huh-huh-huh, but a full-on three minute madman’s cackle. Preferably prefaced with some suitably megalomaniacal statement lie “I’ll show them all! SHOW THEM ALL, I WILL!”