[oceanview]

I just saw it. I will say this:

yes, he's a sicko. you can really see what Juanita Broaderick must have seen. he's a liar, he's delusional.

however, from a purely political point of view - he's not afraid to confront his opponents directly. regardless of whether we agree with what he has to say, what we think, he's not afraid to take on his enemies. our side, from a purely political point of view, could learn something from that.

[A Citizen Reporter]

"however, from a purely political point of view - he's not afraid to confront his opponents directly. regardless of whether we agree with what he has to say, what we think, he's not afraid to take on his enemies. our side, from a purely political point of view, could learn something from that."

Oh for corn's sake!

[Howlin]

I don't know about you, ocean, but I like my "political points" truth; there was hardly a word of truth in that interview.

All that crap about "the titanic fight against the Republicans about the direction of the country" is complete and utter fabricated BS.

[altura]

Gonna have to disagree with you a little on that comment.

Clinton is afraid to confront anyone he thinks will fire back. He only goes on friendly shows, does friendly interviews, etc.

Whether it's because he's afraid he will lose control (a well-founded fear apparently) or afraid of confrontation, I don't know.

But he's had nothing but sycophants around him for years.

And Hillary had to do the confronting with Juanita.