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  • NOT JUST NO.... HELL NO!!

    As one of millions of smokers.... I am tired of how we are treated and tired of the looks that are given as we light-up !! Now the government has demanded alot more money from us because we smoke (guess I should have become an alcoholic instead ! ). And now, because there is a smoker in the White House, it should be over looked! I DON'T THINK ...
    Posted to The Spectator by lwalker on March 25, 2009

  • Re: Let Obama smoke cigarettes in the White House

    I bent over with laughter at this article. It was so well written and absolutely true. Jay Leno in his monolog said something the other day that also had me roaring with laughter. He said that if Obama can fix this economy, he should be allowed to have a ''bong'' in the White House! I think the media gets a little too focused trying to ''find ...
    Posted to The Spectator by Dr. Sally Williams on December 12, 2008

  • Dangers of second hand smoke are the boogie man du jour

    If second hand smoke were so deadly, my family would have all perished in the 1960's. Everyone smoked with the windows closed in the house & car, yet not one case of lung cancer in the family (knock wood). What DOES cause cancer are industrial toxins released into our communities' air, (unknown to most denizens), along with that stuff that ...
    Posted to The Spectator by garbow1 on December 12, 2008

  • Let Obama Smoke

    Absolutely. We didn't let the last guy drink and look how that ended up.
    Posted to The Spectator by mikeinjaffrey on December 11, 2008

  • Obama smoking IS a big deal

    Having just heard recently, that cancer is going to replace heart disease as the number one cause of death in places like China and India - thanks to smoking - I am not sure why Rosenbaum thinks that smoking is not such a big issue facing the world. Way more people will be dying of lung cancer than terrorist attacks. How many initiatives can ...
    Posted to The Spectator by DebbieR on December 11, 2008

  • smoke in the white house?

    I don't buy the authors thread. Why stop with smoking? How about throwing in some pot, too much alcohol, and other recreational drugs. How clear do you want the President's mind to be when he receives that call 3 O'clock in the morning?
    Posted to The Spectator by david wayne osedach on December 11, 2008

  • I'm important too...I should be able to smoke!

    The point is completely missed. It's another example of how self important elected leaders set rules for the rest of us, yet they see justification in them being exempt (yes I know it was just an editorial), such as a rationed style government run health care system that they won't participate in. I'd like to see Nancy Pelosi stand in a post ...
    Posted to The Spectator by Norbitz on December 10, 2008