[NYC GOP Chick]

And that is the key to understanding Bill Clinton's handling of the terrorist threat that grew throughout his two terms in the White House: It just wasn't his thing. Clinton was right when he said history might care little about the prosperity of his era. Now, as he tries to defend his record on terrorism, he appears to sense that he will be judged harshly on an issue that is far more important than the Nasdaq or 401(k) balances. He's right about that, too.

I will personally make sure that the world doesn't forget about his cowardice. I was nearly murdered (on 9/11) because fighting terrorism didn't poll high enough for him to get off his fat ass and do something about it.

I'm sure that I don't have to remind anyone here about how the bastard spent most of 1998 avoiding tough questions by sanctimoniously telling us that he "had to get back to doing the work of the American people."

Well guess what, Sink Emperor? YOU FAILED! "Doing the business of the American people" was protecting us from terrorism, no matter how indifferent the public was to it at the time, and it was NOT hopping planes all over the country to shake down wealthy donors on behalf of the DNC.

My hope is that he lives a long and healthy life -- long enough to go down in history as a colossal failure whose selfishness and utter incompetence helped cause the largest one-day mass murder in American history.

Suddenly, all of that "eight years of peace and prosperity" line of bullclinton we've been getting rings rather hollow, doesn't it?

[Long Cut]

You are so right. There is only one thing about this pig that gives me happiness: he's far older than I. Therefore, after his sure-to-be too late death, I (and whomever wishes to join,the more the merrier says I) will journey to his final resting place, and with all appropriate ceremony, piss on his grave. All Freepers invited, of course, and let's all bring LOTS of beer.