[Alberta's Child]

Interesting question. Here's an even more intriguing scenario: Based on loosely-connected information that I've put together from a number of different sources, I've concluded that Bill Clinton was effectively relieved of his duties as "commander in chief" sometime in his second term of office. If he had given the orders to launch any kind of nuclear strike, perhaps a giant cake would have been rolled into the room and a stripper would have jumped out of it -- but that's about it.

[princess leah]

I almost choked on my tootsie pop when I visualized a Howard Dean or John F...g Kerry with his hand on the button! Next time I wait until my dessert is done before reading these kinds of threads!

[TBall]

"If he had given the orders to launch any kind of nuclear strike, perhaps a giant cake would have been rolled into the room and a stripper would have jumped out of it -- but that's about it." Thanks that made me laugh.

[Robert A Cook PE]

See my comment too, please.

[Paul Ross]

Based on loosely-connected information that I've put together from a number of different sources, I've concluded that Bill Clinton was effectively relieved of his duties as "commander in chief" sometime in his second term of office. If he had given the orders to launch any kind of nuclear strike, perhaps a giant cake would have been rolled into the room and a stripper would have jumped out of it -- but that's about it.

LOL! Unfortunately, not true. The Xlinton's had already surrounded themselves with a number of sycophants in the Pentagon...like Weasely Clark for instance.