Clinton: I 'Misspoke' on Bosnia Trip Recollection

ABC News ^ | 3/25/08 | DAVID WRIGHT, ELOISE HARPER and NITYA VENKATARAMAN

[Wil H]

“hillary mis-spoke, her campaign broke”

[Tigercap]

“YOU KNOW” “YOU KNOW”. Geez...she is not very bright.

[tripod]

I don’t believe he holds any domestic political ambitions. Like Bill Clinton he wants to dance on the international stage. He is worn out here and he knows it very well.

[Gritty]

"There was supposed to be some sort of greeting ceremony, but instead we just ran with our heads down to get into the vehicles leisurely attended it," she said... I say a lot of things -- millions hundreds of words a day -- so, if I misspoke lied, that was just a misstatement my normal behavior."

There. I fixed it.

[kempo]

Hillary and Bill made many “MISSTATEMENTS” when they were in the White House but the MSM never reported it. The MSM act as if this is something new.

[Neverforget01]

could lie his way out of the jam he was in. And now, his presidency is the punchline to a joke.

Obama's lies are just as bad... He never heard the rhetoric before the tapes came out. We all must have "STUPID" branded on our faces.

[Stand Watch Listen]

from MSN.com

Everyone else was told to sit on their bulletproof vests," Clinton said. "And we came in, in an evasive maneuver. ... There was no greeting ceremony, and we basically were told to run to our cars. Now, that is what happened."

Former Army Secretary Togo West, who accompanied Clinton to Bosnia, said he was not surprised "that there could be confusion" when someone who has taken a number of trips tries to recall details of a particular trip 12 years earlier.

"The important thing is that she was there. Our soldiers saw she was there and heard her and knew that our country cared about them and what they were doing," West told the AP during a telephone interview.

ooops!!!

[Stand Watch Listen]

Seems it’s oops on my part...

…guess ‘snopes’ doesn’t like links to their site…but here’s evidence that even years later, on her ‘tours’ as Senator, the soldiers expressed their opinion.