Klintoon is a never was has-been.
1 posted on
10/16/2001 12:01:36 PM PDT by
Liz
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To: Liz
....from Waco to the Camp David meltdown, from Somalia to the USS Cole). ...
Ohhhhhhh ...now we're talking leagcy here!!!
To: Liz
This is a soul so small God Himself cannot perceive it without a magnifying glass.That last line of the essay just needs to be repeated!
To: Liz
89 posted on
10/16/2001 1:25:45 PM PDT by
KLT
To: Liz
God only gives us what we can handle. Apparently God didn't think Bill could handle much.
To: Liz
I can't bear to hear his disgusting name much less listen to what he is thinking. He is always thinking about the same thing.... himself. Why can't he just slither away back under his rock.
101 posted on
10/16/2001 1:42:03 PM PDT by
Darlin'
To: Liz
As his wife the Senator from NY said "Shoulda, woulda, Coulda!!!!!!Yea, Billy!!!
To: Liz
...clinton*...<~~~ the Legacy.
To: Liz
WOW!!!... who is this author? Is she always this good???
111 posted on
10/16/2001 2:04:53 PM PDT by
Mr. K
To: Liz
he wished, for the first time, to be back in the White House. Anybody who relishes the idea of being in charge during these times is the last person you want in charge.
To: Liz
Bill Clinton NEVER had a chance for greatness.
Greatness comes from character not from external events.
An evil, self serving, narcisstic, characterless, low life like Bill Clinton couldn't assume the mantle of greatness if they tried to weld it to his body.
115 posted on
10/16/2001 2:06:20 PM PDT by
SAMWolf
To: Liz
Whoever said that clown was a man?
120 posted on
10/16/2001 2:23:42 PM PDT by
pankot
To: Liz
Deb Weiss is terrific. Really one of the best writers we have today.
122 posted on
10/16/2001 2:25:37 PM PDT by
jporcus
To: Liz
He may be 'tormented' with angst, but only because he isn't the center of attention now.
I truly believe Clinton is a very despondent and self-loathing guy.
He craves attention and is so wrapped up in his 'legacy'. Hell, even Nixon shunned the spotlight for a long time after his exit, though he then went on to write and continue to offer advice to sitting presidents.
WJC just refuses to accept the fact that it was his presidency that was illegitimate. He never received more than 49% of the popular vote in his two elections and he would've been a one-termer if the G.O.P. had ran a Conservative against him and not Dole.
Clinton's main problem is that he pathetically seeks broad, (no pun intended!), acceptance, of which he'll never have. He's from a dysfunctional, hick family, he's the 'kin with smarts that caught the greasy pig'. And you'd think for someone who was so "intelligent", he'd be exploring several different avenues of employment now. By the way, has he ever had a job outside of politics? (Even in his teens?)
The guy, like his wife, is an emotional and psychological mess.
123 posted on
10/16/2001 2:35:19 PM PDT by
jla
To: Liz
...each sobriquet an eerie blend of Capra and Kafka. What a WONDERFUL quip! I love a turn of phrase that captures truth so perfectly!
127 posted on
10/16/2001 3:03:03 PM PDT by
Illbay
To: Liz
Good!... Maybe he will get so depressed that he will blow his pathetic, sniffeling face off.
Thanks, it does help dosen't it.
To: Liz
It was like having Beavis for president.
140 posted on
10/16/2001 5:13:16 PM PDT by
boycott
To: Liz
Brilliant piece. One for the ages.
148 posted on
10/16/2001 6:25:58 PM PDT by
Squire
To: Liz
X42 is SO over.
To: Liz
This is no more than I expect from Clinton, but what really unnerves me are the reporters--like Meryl Gordon, whoever she is--who genuinely
sympathize with him.
Which is scarier, I wonder: Narcissistic psychopaths, or admirers of narcissistic psychopaths?
To: Liz
A wise Deb bump.
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