Posted on 04/12/2005 4:48:22 PM PDT by Libloather
Former US President Bill Clinton smiles during a news conference in New York to announce the William J. Clinton Foundation's initiative to fight HIV and AIDS in rural areas in the developing world(AFP/Don Emmert)
Former US President Bill Clinton(L) listens to UN Special Envoy of HIV/AIDS in Africa Stephen Lewis, of Canada, during a news conference in New York to announce the William J. Clinton Foundation's initiative to fight HIV and AIDS in the developing world(AFP/Don Emmert)
Former President Bill Clinton listens to the speakers during a news conference, Monday, April, 11, 2005 in New York. Clinton announced Monday that his foundation's HIV/AIDS Initiative will deliver treatment to 10,000 children in about 10 countries by the end of the year. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
Former President Bill Clinton addresses reporters during a news conference, Monday, April, 11, 2005 in New York. Clinton announced Monday that his foundation's HIV/AIDS Initiative will deliver treatment to 10,000 children in about 10 countries by the end of the year. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)
I've seen that pose in the *Crinton museum. (Dang, you're fast...)
I find it amazing how much loathing I still have for this man after 4 + years of having a wonderful president in the White House. *sigh*
Facelifts fall after a while; they are BOTH aging badly
You're FASTER than fast!
Have ya seen this? (We're bustin' a gut over here...)
Excellent! You captured the true essence of all that is Clinton.
I got a good laugh from that!!!
I'm having so much trouble with my high-speed...er low-speed
Comcast ISP I can barely respond to the posts.
Poster Boy for STD's
POS!
2 POS!
Just the kind of neighbors you'd like to invite over for a beer and a grilled burger...
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