Word: cigar
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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With the promise of no cigar jokes, the Hasty Pudding Theatricals touted the script of their 151st show, "I Get No Kick From Campaign" as a political spoof...
...breathtaking opening arguments from both sides, the combatants placed before us a choice between core values: between privacy, which has become so fragile, and morality, which has become so debased. Kenneth Starr and Bill Clinton, hunter and quarry, one wielding his scorching flashlight, the other his anointed cigar: Which troubles people more? One prosecutor, unaccountable, brought the full force of the legal system to bear in probing private sexual behavior; one President, implacably evasive, drew on the full weaponry of his office simply to hold on to it. The verdicts the American people will render in the weeks to come...
...People are getting more interested in the details then in the legal ramifications," said Jennifer L. Stevens '99, who admitted that, though she hasn't read the report, she has heard jokes about "the cigar incident...
...President then put the cigar in his mouth and said to Ms. Lewinsky: "it tastes good...
WASHINGTON: They say a gentleman never tells -- and although that bit about the cigar raises questions about whether Bill Clinton is a gentleman, the legal impact of the Ken Starr's 445-page introductory report may hinge on whether Congress interprets the President's non-sexual behavior as manly discretion or what Ken Starr calls, over and over, obstruction...