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Clinton leads the revolt against war
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Tensions were also growing in America, where Mr Clinton used a fundraising gala in California to attack President Bush for targeting Saddam Hussein before "finishing the job" in Afghanistan.

"Saddam Hussein didn't kill 3,100 people on 11 September," declared Mr Clinton. "Osama bin Laden did, and as far as we know he is still alive. Before we give up the effort in Afghanistan we need to finish the job. Bin Laden is still our biggest security threat."

Mr Clinton also warned that a strike against Saddam would strip the Iraqi leader of any incentive to hold off using chemical and biological weapons. He said: "Saddam Hussein is not a good man by our definition. There is no question that he has significant stocks of chemical and biological agents.

Clintoon needs to keep his mouth shut before someone takes him to the woodshed, literally. Former Presidents have used to adhere to the unwritten policy of silence and not criticizing the current President. Not so for Carter and Clintoon......

Please let me know if you want ON or OFF my General Interest ping list!. . .don't be shy.

It was only a matter of time before clinton would try undermine the current administration. If he doesn't take extreme positions, nobody pays any attention to him.

Guess Saddam has something on clinton and maybe he's being blackmailed. Hmmmmmmmmm?

"Saddam Hussein didn't kill 3,100 people on 11 September," declared Mr Clinton.

How does he know that? Tell that to the families of the victims. I heard one woman from New York on Fox News this morning who lost her husband say that she was sick of the politicians saying we shouldn't attack Iraq. Maybe that's how many people in New York and around the country think. If so, the Democrats are not going to be happy with the next election.

Daschle, et al, think that by trying to put off the war until after the election is going to help them. They aren't worried about what it does to this country. AS USUAL!

Thanks for the ping, MnM. I don't think there's much ideology about Clinton. It's Hillary who's into that. Bill is out for a good time, which the ultimate power situation gave him. He will do the ideologues' bidding, so long as they feed his ego and his bank account.

American conservatives sure learned a lesson with the Clintons.....we have to fight and campaign every day of the year and demand the same of our politicians.