Posted on 03/17/2005 7:08:33 PM PST by reformjoy
Letting Bill Clinton have status at the United Nations
is just as scary as when people who say "Go ahead, Run Hillary in 2008!"
WHY takes chances???
Would these people let Michael Jackson babysit
their children???
Well, don't trust the CLINTONS either!
Bad eggs are bad eggs.
From the looks of him, it doesn't seem like he is going anywhere for awhile.
Bill is Hillary's greatest asset and greatest liability.
Does he really want her to be President and steal his thunder, outshine him, etc. I don't think so.
"You need to look more closely at Chris Mathews' and Katy Couric's foreheads: there is an ever-reinforced impression of Bill's buttocks squarely in the center. It's not going away."
You left out Paul Begala; he's got the biggest forehead on TV, plenty of room for a live-sized impression of Bill's butt.
>> THEY STILL LOVE HIM, MANY OF THEM LOVE HIM MORE THAN HER.<<
Let me echo that. One very liberal couple I know LOVE Bill Clinton, although the husband doesn't like Hillary much.
We were watching the Clinton Library dedication together on TV, and oh boy, I made a few comments, and the husband had the Tivo whirling during commercials to replay Clinton's words, trying to discount my observations.
It was like Clinton was a god or something!
Do you think people are trying to "spin" Bill Clintons
bad health to make him appear less threatening?
I mean...what's the "agenda" here, should we be even
more concerned about Clinton's role at the United Nations,
because some people are desperate to paint Clinton as a
limp fish.
I feel like something's being spun....
"They forgive him for lying; these are people with empty souls and hearts; they still need him to"feel their pain".
It's not so much the lying that bothered me about him, it was the non-stop corruption and all those mysterious deaths.
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