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When the left-wing Virginian ~~Pravda~~ Pile-o-S*** Pilot sorta "gets it", it makes me think there may be hope for the sheeple....

1 posted on 12/31/2001 1:43:30 PM PST by LiberteeBell

To: LiberteeBell

Did somebody mention, The Clinton Legacy?:

2 posted on 12/31/2001 1:48:01 PM PST by Slyfox

To: LiberteeBell

If he isn't building houses for Habitat for Humanity, he's monitoring elections in Guyana or Indonesia.

Clinton could do the same, devoting himself to one of the issues he embraced during his presidency.

Good golly, I hope not. Monitoring elections? By Bill? And his friend Jesse Jackson? No thank you. The only thing he's embraced are chicks half his age.

4 posted on 12/31/2001 1:55:31 PM PST by pray4liberty

To: LiberteeBell

Great editorial - too bad they didn't see him for what he was in 92! It was clear to me he was a shameless phony! Keyword here is PHONY! One didn't have to scratch very low to see what kind of character this man had in 92. I'm still angry and amazed that he was even elected the first time, much less the 2nd time. This paper probably endorsed him for both elections! Their little blurb of an excuse is nothing more than covering their butts. EVERYONE knew Clinton had NO CHARACTER in 92 - it was an issue that the media and Democrats dismissed!

5 posted on 12/31/2001 1:59:28 PM PST by Alissa

To: LiberteeBell

But Clinton's time as president is over. His latest scheme showcases perhaps Clinton's fatal flaw -- his boundless, blinding love of himself.

The truth of the matter is Bill,NO ONE CARES WHAT YOU THINK OR FEEL!!GO FAR AWAY AND TAKE THAT PIG WIFE OF YOURS WITH YOU!!

Im sorry,lost control there,wont happen again,keep reminding myself W's the prez..........(Felt good,though!)

7 posted on 12/31/2001 2:02:08 PM PST by cardinal4

To: LiberteeBell

If Clinton looked beyond himself for a change, he might be able to do the same.
This sentence is simply unintelligible. No matter how many times I read it, I still can't make sense of it.

8 posted on 12/31/2001 2:03:20 PM PST by Asclepius

To: LiberteeBell

I agree Clinton should say nothing and all those who seemed dedicated blaming the events on 9/11 on him should also say nothing. He has been out of office for nearly a year now and it is time for his enemies to get a life. However, as long as his enemies are obsessed with their hatreds and have a rather wanton disreguard for the truth we can hardly blame Clinton for defending himself against the frequent, false and vicious attacks about him, his family, and his administrtation.

12 posted on 12/31/2001 2:06:13 PM PST by Nightstalker

To: LiberteeBell

Clinton Should Focus on Others, Not Himself

Yeah, and the Sun should rise in the West to ring in the new year. Clinton is incapable of focusing on others, except in order to use them to advance himself. Suggesting that he do so is to suggest that he completely abandon his core being.

Not a bad idea, but I'm not going to hold my breath.

13 posted on 12/31/2001 2:08:02 PM PST by gridlock

To: LiberteeBell

George Will said it best: Clinton may not have been the worst President..but he sas the worst person to be the President.

14 posted on 12/31/2001 2:08:03 PM PST by sanjacjake

To: LiberteeBell

#@#!@$###@@@!!

Is anyone else infuriated by the fact that some Clinton stooge could refer to the slaughter of thousands of people and the billions of dollars in damage done as "...the bin Laden thing..."??

I truly hope that there is a special place in Hell for people like this...

15 posted on 12/31/2001 2:08:23 PM PST by mewzilla

To: LiberteeBell

``We have to remind people of what we did on the economy,...."

How about what Clinton did on the Oval Office carpet? Or in the White House sink? Or, how about the collective stain he has left on this country, and humanity in general?

17 posted on 12/31/2001 2:09:50 PM PST by Paul Atreides

To: LiberteeBell

Did anybody catch the latest Public Service commercial starring (I'm not kidding)---Bob Dole and Bill Clinton doing some ad about helping disadvantaged kids, or what-have-ya?

It's so hokey and melodramatic, the videography makes it look like an ad for a feminine hygeine product, or for life insurance for old people. (Close ups of the washed-up old coots with "pensive" and "thoughtful" expressions).

If the ad would have been about why we should outlaw Viagra, it would have been VERY effective. LOL

18 posted on 12/31/2001 2:10:32 PM PST by SerpentDove

To: LiberteeBell

Clinton could do the same, devoting himself to one of the issues he embraced during his presidency -- perhaps racial reconciliation or national service. Aside from improving the world, Carter's post-presidential service has transformed his image from failed president to wise elder statesman. If Clinton looked beyond himself for a change, he might be able to do the same.

This author needs to get his/her head out of his/her butt. Clinton has done nothing but divide the country since he first disgraced the national stage. I get so sick and tired of these people who give so much moral credit to that couple. They are rotten to the core, they think of no one unless that person can benefit them in some way, they would mow down anyone who gets in their way, they only voice support for an issue so as to get votes, and they are low-class white trash.

As far as I am concerned, the Clintons have only two redeeming qualities; 1) they are not immortal and, 2) they don't live near me.

30 posted on 12/31/2001 2:18:41 PM PST by Paul Atreides

To: LiberteeBell

Clinton Should Focus on Others, Not Himself

My cat should become a bird doctor.

38 posted on 12/31/2001 2:28:24 PM PST by dighton

To: LiberteeBell

``We have to remind people of what we did on the economy, what we did with the crime bill, what we did with terrorism,'' one Clinton adviser told the New York Times. ``They're trying to pin the bin Laden thing on us.''

"Has that clinton "legacy" made you feel safer yet?"
Lest Americans ever forget why the clintons, and all their enablers need to be hectored, hounded, and harried into silence, until "clintonese is only spoken in Hell," look here:

The Holiday *Best* of Bill Clinton & his Friends!

-clintonism in one easy lesson--

-"until clintonese is spoken only in Hell!"--

47 posted on 12/31/2001 2:36:33 PM PST by backhoe

To: LiberteeBell

Personally, I think the Clinton legacy is getting plenty of attention -- after all, we're spending approximately $1 billion a day attending to it in Afghanistan.

64 posted on 12/31/2001 3:02:11 PM PST by GovernmentShrinker

To: LiberteeBell

Personally, I think the Clinton legacy is getting plenty of attention -- after all, we're spending approximately $1 billion a day attending to it in Afghanistan.

65 posted on 12/31/2001 3:02:20 PM PST by GovernmentShrinker

To: LiberteeBell

The leftist media had to dig very deep, to find something good about bill clinton, and give him credit not due. Clinton was respnosible for the good economy in the 90s as much as a farmer is responsible for the rain he gets. At least now, even a leftist newspaper sees a few of clinton's deplorable character flaws: extreme love of one's self. It took a very long time, and after much damage has been done, but perhaps there is still hope for the liberal media.

72 posted on 12/31/2001 3:29:45 PM PST by desertcry

To: LiberteeBell

Of Course they still give him credit for balancing the budget

90 posted on 12/31/2001 3:58:26 PM PST by Ouch

To: LiberteeBell

Good luck. Trying to get Bill Clinton to focus on anybody but himself is like trying to keep your dog from licking himself...mostly for the same reasons.

93 posted on 12/31/2001 4:05:52 PM PST by RichInOC

To: LiberteeBell

``They're trying to pin the bin Laden thing on us.''

Oh Heaven, yes. Let's not consider the 3000+ dead and the big Ground Zero in Manhattan. Let's worry about Number 1, Clinton's legacy!

How selfish can you get?

94 posted on 12/31/2001 4:08:47 PM PST by xJones

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