There is a mountain of questions concerning this Sestak affair, the possible felony at the White House? And like the big cherry on top of the whipped cream, there is one fat question? And nobody seems to want to ask it? More about it later.

Yes, this is the job-dangling deal. Where the White House’s Rahm Emanuel got Bill Clinton to offer a position to Rep. Joe Sestak. To get him to not run against Senator Specter? Because the White House figured they could always count on Specter’s vote on thorny issues.

Problem is that offering a job to a guy to drop out of an election is a felony.

Not a big deal. That’s what the White House insisted last week. Happens all the time? Lots of presidents have done the same? Yeah, yeah.

So here are a few of the questions? Along with the fat one.

If it was not a big deal, why did Sestak clam up? He first said the White House offered him a job if he would drop out. Then, he shut up. Refused to say a word until the White House did. Now, why do you suppose he clammed up? Why did he have to wait for the White House? Do you suppose he maybe did not know what the story was until the White House told him what it was? Why, how could you think such a thing?