Why Clinton Blew His Top: FNC's Wallace Only Interviewer to Ask About Pre-9/11 Failures

NewsBusters ^ | September 24, 2006 | Rich Noyes

[the invisib1e hand]

and when they start pointing fingers in your face...!

The you know you've got 'em.

[MissAmericanPie]

This overreaction is common among dictators and those that would be dictators, after all we have observed this over the cliff behavior in Saddam during his trial on numerous occasions. How dare anyone question one of these egos who look in the mirror every morning and declare themselves the gods of this world?

[7thson]

Did anyone notice when Clinton used the phrase 'move your bones' to Wallace? I thought it sounded familar to the mafia phrase 'making your bones,' as doing an act to become one of the boys in the private club of crime. I thought it interesting that Clinton would use a phrase like that. Or maybe I am reading too much into it.

Besides the finger waving, short socks, et al; I thought Clinton's body language - from the start - indicated disrespect and disinterest.

[zeugma]

The Clinton list of dead former " friends " from Governor to now is stunning.

Indeed. I remember the first "Body Count" list that was posted on the AEN bullletin board by Linda Thompson.  It's been astounding to watch it grow over the years.

[the invisib1e hand]

I thought it interesting that Clinton would use a phrase like that. Or maybe I am reading too much into it.

Don't sell yourself short. They didn't call it the Arkansas mafia for nothing. Then they come to their second home, NYC, and start pulling strings here.

I've always thought of Clinton as a gangster. It doesn't surprise me when he confirms it by words and actions. Thug is as thug does. Did you notice how "thug" our culture became under his ummm..leadership? There are universal principles of influence at work in any leader.

He's the worst kind of white trash.

[7thson]

It's funny you said that. I remember reading how JFK influenced the wearing of hats. He went on record early in his presidency saying he did not like wearing hats. From that moment on, most men stopped wearing hats. I think he or Ike also set the precedent of the President seen as some sort of atheletic figure. That got me wondering not to long ago, if Hillary did become President, what type of atheletic endeavor would she allow herself photographed doing. Probably ash tray or lamp throwing. Bear in mind I am not so interested as to see her as president. Just a thought.

[CDHart]

Did you notice that the first part of the interview, before he got mad, every other word was "I" -- he is enamored of himself.

carolyn

[MortMan]

CGI media blitz

CGI is terribly appropriate for that man. "Clinton Got Impeached"... "Crafty, Gross Ignoramus"... And, of course, the original: "Computer Generated Imagery"

[the invisib1e hand]

also thought of this, after I reread my post to you: notice how the opposition has identified and tried to adopt "faith" into its talking points?

Faith, character, liberty, self control, reason ... these are some of the issues of influence that have flowed from our current leadership (presidential as well as Papal).

I'll let the contrast speak for itself.

[beezdotcom]

Good point, he gambled and lost....yet again

Yeah, but your original point still stands - he definitely lost control. I'm sure he thought he could get "angry" and still hold it together - but that's a little like the alcoholic who says "I can stop at just one drink..."

[george76]

Clinton is a bully and he is used to pushing others around.

It probably works well against interns and democrats...

[george76]

Bubba thinks that it is funny.: "Body Count"

Remember the Ron Brown funeral where Bubba found the camera ?

Bubba just uses his friends and dumps them as needed.

[Continental Soldier]

That some truths about Clinton and his administration are beginning to seep out so soon has Clinton and his democrats in a panic mode. Not only is the legacy in jeopardy, but it is in jeopardy long before the radical left expected.

[Churchillspirit]

All that is necessary for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing. -

Edmund Burke.

[Grampa Dave]

[Grampa Dave]

[george76]

Excellent.

"...Clinton and his democrats in a panic mode.

Not only is the legacy in jeopardy, but it is in jeopardy long before the radical left expected. "

[george76]

President Clinton had flatly refused to allow the military or CIA to kill Osama bin Laden.

This is in direct contrast to what the liar in chief yelled to Chris Wallace.

Will our media call him on this lie? Will they shout in headlines that Clinton lied like they do President Bush who didn't lie?

No.

Will the American people take as fact that Bill Clinton did all he could and Pelosi's lie that no one has been captured who contributed to 911?