The shine is off Clintonia 'Yesterday's gone' has new twist for Clintons

San Francisco Chronicle ^ | 5/18/8 | Debra J. Saunders

[cubreporter]

all part of their script to make you think one thing while they do something else. They are both so despicable. She is a SORE LOSER.

[Revolting cat!]

My parents taught mer that it was rude to point your finger at people or things. Time change. I suspect it’s one of their Hollyweird friends who’s directing their act, and poses, they’re very good at it (the Hollyweird friends.)

[Husker8877]

Most astonishing in this picture is that, at a Clinton staged event like this, NO ONE in the picture is looking at the dual subjects of their worship! What the H*LL?

Priceless!!!

[Always Independent]

Invasion of the Body Snatchers!

[x]

Now, they have traded in their saxophones for a pantsuit.

Catch phrase of the month.

Work it into your conversations starting now.

[Pikachu_Dad]

Indeed. The lady holding the clinton country sign is not even holding it up. It is falling down at an angle.

Perhaps they are all looking at Obama?

[Archie Bunker on steroids]

I knew she didn’t have ankles, but now I see she has no elbows either.

[Rollee]

LOL!!!!

[hinckley buzzard]

I've always been curious--why are the Clintons and Clintonoids always pointing at the crowd, mouths agape?

[Richard Kimball]

Obama is Miley Cyrus to Hillary's Hillary Duff. Clinton was the epitome of form over substance, and has been replaced by another image with nothing behind it. This blurring of the line between entertainment and substance has created a world in which TVLand can do a show about the most important moments and include Martin Luther King's dream speech alongside the ending to the Newhart series, and people don't think twice.

A few years ago, I tested some of my students. About half of them could name at least one of the numbers Michael Jordan wore. None of them could name a Supreme Court justice or either of the state Senators.

In a recent English class my daughter was taking, they had to write a paper on a political topic. One young lady wrote an argument that Obama should be the next president, but she couldn't pronounce his name. She called him Brack. By the way, these are all college students.