Does Priebus Really Want to Make Families Fair Game?

The Hill’s campaign blog Ballot Box is reporting today that the Republican National Committee’s oily little cretin, Reince Priebus, is more than willing to drag Bill Clinton’s past into a Hillary Clinton campaign:

Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus says Bill Clinton’s personal life would be “fair game” if Hillary Clinton makes her widely predicted run for the presidency.

“Bill Clinton’s activities are fair game for Hillary Clinton to answer, absolutely,” Priebus said in an interview with BuzzFeed. “And if there are things that Bill Clinton has done that we don’t know about, politically or through business enterprise, that are questionable and/or illegal, then we ought to look into it and ask Hillary about it too, because the presumption is that she’s gonna benefit from the successes of Bill Clinton, so I think it’s fair game.

(…) if Bill Clinton was up to things we find to be unscrupulous, I think that people ought to know about it.”

If Priebus really wants to drag family into it, we can do that:

If Mike Huckabee runs, let’s ask how a so-called “Christian”, let alone decent human being, raises a son that hangs and stones a dog to death, then sweeps it under the rug and coincidentally fires the State Chief of Police.

What about Supriya Jindal’s charity, which keeps raking in money from people doing business with, or under scrutiny by, Governor Bobby Jindal’s government.

And even forgetting for a moment that Rand Paul is a serial plagiarist, what about his Dad? He could explain the racist newsletters published under his name, or the allegations that he bought endorsements from Bachmann supporters.

Chris Christie’s brother has been involved in some questionable things, but we don’t really need Christie family scandals when the Governor continually offers us his own on a silver platter.

Then there’s my personal favorite, Ted Cruz; I’m just waiting for dear old Dad to trot out his completely bogus immigration tale, or be introduced as a “Professor of Theology” on the campaign trail.

Jeb Bush has his wife, daughter and son to explain, and Rubio’s money issues are more questionable than his parent issues. I won’t bother with Ben Carson , Allen West, Scott Walker or Rick Perry… yet.

Since the Republican Party has no real ideas, it stands to reason they would “throw everything against the wall to see what sticks”. So bring it on Mr Priebus; I’m willing to bet that any attempt to drag Hillary through the mud for Bill’s actions will do nothing but blow up in your face.