The Bills Take On the Summit (Clinton endorses Bill Gates for President)

TIME magazine ^ | November 2, 2005

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The two Bills, Clinton and Gates, took the stage this afternoon at the Time Global Health Summit. For two men who spend their lives in the klieg lights, this was a rare opportunity for what could almost pass for a schmooze. TIME managing editor Jim Kelly asked them a wide range of questions, many of them posed in writing by conference attendees. Some of the highlights:

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The leadership question: Kelly began to ask Gates what he'd do if he were the leader of the World health organization, but the question elicited some inadvertent laughter, when it sounded as if Kelly were asking about an even higher office:

KELLY: Mr. Gates, if you were president...
GATES (Laughing): Not interested
CLINTON: I'm for it. I'd endorse him. But he'd have less power than he has now.

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Makes sense. They've both had a lot of experience in selling out America to Communist China.

[Knitebane]

Oh, here's a surprise.

One socialist thinks another socialist would make a good president.

[clyde asbury]

Nausea bump.