The drip-drip of revelations has become like a television sitcom.
Every week brings a new embarrassment, each one more ridiculous than the last.
They would be even funnier if they weren't so apparently criminal. Yet, according to a Los Angeles Times poll this month, Clinton's approval rating has soared to 62 percent. In this jaded, cynical era, the voters just don't seem to care. In an age when newspapers run weekly photos of a double murderer playing golf, perhaps we have become anesthetized to the significance of the United States president shooting the breeze over coffee at the White House with a Chinese arms dealer, a Russian mobster and a Florida drug runner. Chances are, people would still be shrugging their shoulders.