Is this goodbye? [Clintons]

Guardian UK ^ | June 1, 2008 | Michael Crowley

[Bubba_Leroy]

At least they will always have Clinton's legacy:

[Bubba_Leroy]

They were staring at each other because they were both so ugly.

[seoul62]

Help me, I am not good with dates: was Bush a year ahead of them in Yale or behind them? Did their paths ever cross? I heard Lanny Davis was a fraternity brother of President Bush at Yale./Just Asking - seoul62.......

[mcenedo]

bump

[cpforlife.org]

Is this goodbye?

[Steve Van Doorn]

In her case even if she sung it wouldn’t be over.

[bushfamfan]

You’ve got it. These two live for this. They are two self-absorbed, controlling, power hungry partners in crime. They certainly don’t live to enjoy each other. Neither will ever retire. They have to have politics and power in their pathetic lives. Even their relationship with Chelsea revolves around grooming her for more of the same. And she is more of the same.

[Tribune7]

An interesting perspective. What this English fellow should note though is that the biggest difference between 1992 and 2008 is the internet. Slick was coddled, protected and nurtured by a dishonest and monopoly media for just about his entire term. And still his only accomplishments were getting a Republican Congress elected, welfare reform (which did not happen until the Republican Congress was elected), and shutting up the feminists about sexual harassment.

A conservative magazine reported new tales of Bill's sexual adventures in Arkansas, including the claim by a former state employee named Paula Jones that Bill had invited her to a hotel room in 1991 and exposed himself, asking for sex.

For the record, the mag was the American Spectator, and Troopergate did not include a claim by a "former state employee named Paula Jones." It included a claim by a state trooper that Clinton had sex with a woman named Paula in a hotel room.

When Paula head of the claim she basically said "hey, I'm that Paula. We didn't have sex. He had this state trooper bring me to this hotel meeting room and then he waved his wing-wang at me".