'Who's the old man holding up the line?' " Dreisacker says Clinton "seems more like a relaxed hippie, sort of, who comes here to chill ouEvery week I see her on TV, screaching at a different fund-raiser. I see him every week with W, or B41... The writer (sounds female, from the adoration, but could just be another pansy) is obviously just another groupie! I wonder if he/she/it wears knee-pads?
These folks went to DC, opened up the country's secrets, to feed the ChiComs, and wrote books extolling their virtue.
The Bush WH has disappointed me. I'd just like to have a photo from inside that Chappiqua home. I'd bet good money there are art works, and valuables from the WH...
It irks the crap out of me, every time I see them with the Bushes. They should be swinging from the WH Portico! That is what you are supposed to do with traitors, not praise them, and hug them...
Dreisacker says Clinton "seems more like a relaxed hippie, sort of, who comes here to chill out.
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My own amateur psychologist view of this man is that he is empty, compensating with a great talent for mirroring whatever the people he is with want to see. There is "nothing" there whenever he is alone. He hates being alone, because he probably sees nothing when he looks in a mirror. Remember all the late night phone calls that he was famous for. I think if he didn't hear a voice, he would panic in an empty room.
When he is in the company of GHW and Barbara Bush he probably acts quite appropriately. When he is with Jesse Jackson he resumes the act of the first black president. When he was with Newt Gingrich, Newt thought he was dealing with a rational leader. Etc, Etc
There is no There, there. But he is so good at improvisation, that he fools people all the time. He even convinced an ugly, brainy law student that he loved her, and she should share all her notes with him, and spend time tutoring him, because he was worth her time and effort.