"A picture is worth ten thousand words.."
Posted on 11/01/2013 4:53:07 PM PDT by zeestephen
Bill Clinton said President Obama was "luckier than a dog with two d---s" for catching lucky break after lucky break during the 2012 presidential race while Republican challenger Mitt Romney crashed and burned in his campaign.
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It wasn’t luck....
It was a set-up...
He wouldn't have lasted a week as president under the same scrutiny the lying slugs in the MSM reserve for republicans.
Palin/Cruz 2016!
Thanks for lowering the standards we once held a President to, Slick. I blame the dipshit electorate more than Romney.
Yeah, keep it classy Bubba, keep it classy...
Or Cruz-Palin.
I’d be happy with either choice!
LOL! I thought this was something from the Onion at first. Bill Clinton talking about d**ks?? I have to admit though: The rapist is 1000% right. The Republican -E’s chose a RINO and as a result our first foreign born communist POTUS was reelected.
YES YES YES YES
One word,DUH
Luck of the devil.
The American voter is sub-human, ignorant filth.
THAT was where the Kenyan cs’er got lucky.
The pervert speaks.
Gross and disgusting as always, but correct. Romney was a horrible candidate. Virtually any one of the others could have turned the tables on Obama (especially Gingrich, but I think Perry could have done so, too - Santorum, I’m not so sure about, because he was totally wooden, but he might have loosened up).
No doubt we would be doing much better if Romney had won the presidency. Much better.
“Toon” is an expert about lucky dogs and D___s!
Romney was a weak candidate so Obama did have the very best in luck.
From day one. Obamacare uncertainty would have evaporated. “Bush tax cuts” would have been safe. We’re trying to regain our footing and Obama keeps shoveling marbles at us.
"A picture is worth ten thousand words.."
He is right about Romney of course, and many of us knew that for the full 6 years that he ran, but Clinton himself lucked out in having two terms, considering he never reached 50%, and got into office initially with 42.7%.
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