[SkyPilot]

Clinton says “Read Krauthammer. He’s Brilliant”

I gotta tell you, this whole thing is one of the weirdest, most bizarre political days I have ever witnessed in my whole life.

We have Clinton, praising Dr. Charles Krauthhammer, M.D. Harvard - who is brilliant, but is also a Conservative intellectual who makes Democrats look like worms when they debate him.

We have a Communist/Socialist from Vermont on the Senate floor throwing a tantrum.

This wasn't "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington." It was "Comrade Sanders Goes to Mental Hospital."

To top it all off, we have BJ Clinton, looking like a frickin genius, and appearing to be in charge of our nation. After the nightmare of Moochelle (Where's MY next VAC-a-TION!) and the Community Organizer, Bill Clinton looks like Winston Churchill in comparison.

Did you see the presstitutes joy and nostalgia, calling Clinton "Mr. President" and actually getting coherent answers from the guy? It was un-frikin-belivale.

They will re-run that tape someday, and it will be the "Muskie Crying" moment for Obama.

[lonevoice]

An excellent synopsis of this day.

[SE Mom]

That’s what struck me- how Clinton answered the questions- how he understood the issues- how he didn’t have to fake it. If I were a Dem I would have three reactions- 1) Ok, now I understand why I should support this bill ..2) Oh GOD why can’t we have HIM back? and 3) WHAT was I thinking when I voted for OBama?

It was impossible not to compare the two men- and Obama came off as invisible.

[mylife]

The whole thing smells sky high.

[zzeeman]

I gotta tell you, this whole thing is one of the weirdest, most bizarre political days I have ever witnessed in my whole life.

You and me both! It was surreal!

[Katarina]

Great list of what happened. You can add this to it too. Obama only had one thing on his schedule Friday. 3:00 The President meets with President Clinton Oval Office LOL so he might have only used a lie of his as an excuse to have to leave and get the heck out of there at the press conference. haha

http://www.whitehouse.gov/schedule/president/2010-12-10