I actually miss Bill Clinton. God help us. We are so screwed.
Posted on 09/29/2009 3:54:58 PM PDT by don-o
His wife may be the official ambassador for the U.S., but Bill Clinton sure does get a lot of requests about his opinion on foreign affairs.
Clinton is expected to take the stage around 4 p.m. at the Americas Conference, being held at the Biltmore in Coral Gables and he won't be talking about his good times in the Oval Office. The former president is expected to address the recent political upheavel in Honduras, which has become the dominating theme at the conference.
Outside of the hotel, about 50 protesters chanting "Elections yes, Zelaya no" greeted guests and speakers. They are angry at the current situation in Honduras that has come to a head now that ousted President Manuel Zelaya has returned to reclaim his country.
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I actually miss Bill Clinton. God help us. We are so screwed.
Billy J used to fire off a few cruise missiles every time things got “sticky” in the White House.
Baraq fires up AF1 and heads out on a vacation.
Recall Bubba’s response in Haiti? LOL
Always said the sex stuff didn't bother her but bet this sends Hillary through the roof.
Looks like the old man is getting his "revenge" for years of abuse.
Is Clinton going to run for president in 2012....meaning BILL?
When Kawabunga is getting hummers from fat girls in the Oval Office then we can talk.
Bill Clinton sure does get a lot of requests about his opinion on foreign affairs.
His ‘opinion’ made us lose two towers and many lives.
True that. And my initial comment simply shows the depth of my despair with the disaster emanating from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Bill Clinton will not succeed. This situation is nothing like North Korea. Honduras did everything legally to remove Zelaya.
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