"Even my worst day as AG was better than my father's best day."

[panader0]

So his dad was poor (like me) so his dad worked construction (like me) so they lived in a house that his dad built (I built mine). I think that was a rotten thing to say about your father. There's more to life than money and position Al. I don't know if his dad is still alive, but if he is, that had to hurt to hear those words.

[rfranklin]

1. you're right, especially since he sold his soul for a place in the...

Bush crime family.

[Fridays Child]

2. On its face, that was a bizarre thing to say.

And, like you, I felt that it was utterly thoughtless.

[H2O Man]

6. I agree.

I found it strange that he said it publicly. It provided a view of a troubled man.

[Ron Green]

3. Does he mean his own father never once rose to the level of dissembling asshole??

[mondo joe]

4. There's a lot to be said for an honest day's work over a dishonest day's,

no matter how much better the latter pays.

[liberalnurse]

5. Oh for Chrissake!

:puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke: :puke:

[youngdem]

7. Jesus Christ, who was his father? Ted Bundy?

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

8. I was thinking it was the other way around

sounds like his father was a hard-working, honorable man. Sadly, his son wouldn't understand what those terms really mean.

[blogslut]

9. No shit

Not one happy memory in your entire childhood Al? I hope your momma gives you all kinds of hell for that ungrateful remark.