Tuesday night Glenn Beck on Fox News is going to have a full hour of Eric Massa. He is the Congressman from New York who claims that he was pushed out of office by the big-box Democrats because he voted against Cap and Tax and is against Obamacare. He's the one who, remember, at first was said to have resigned from making improper advances toward a male aide and for health troubles.

The White House is calling his contention "ridiculous," which tells me that there may be something to it. When is the last time that a Democrat was ever forced from office for sexual improprieties? Remember Gerry Studs was censured in 1983 for having an affair with a 17-year-old male page. Censured but not thrown out, and in 1983 too. We've had a lot of sex since then to immunize us.

Kennedys are notoriously immune to sex scandals.

Let's remember Bonnie Fwank from Massachusetts, and his embroilment with Steve Gobie, a male prostitute.

And, again, the White House is calling Massa's charges "ridiculous." I have found that it is good strategy to believe the opposite of what this White House says.

Tonight, Tuesday, on Glenn Beck.

UPDATE: Glenn Beck apologized for wasting an hour of the viewer's time and I apologize for wasting fifteen seconds of yours. Unlike Glenn Beck I shall not claim to have wasted your time for the first time ever.