To: mabelkitty
Actually, he gets booed everywhere now. He was getting booed a lot before he left office. It's just that he and the enabling, leftist media accomplices abetted him in creating the image that he was/is truly loved by the masses. My own experience. I was at Camden Yards when Cal Ripken broke Lou Gehrig's consecutive game streak. Unfortunately, Clinton was there too. EVERY time his ugly face was shown on the jumbo-tron, the WHOLE crowd (50,000 people) booed mightily. And this is Baltimore - a democrat stronghold.
He NEVER had a majority of the vote thanks to Perot. He was and is living in a dreamland where he thinks people actually like and respect him. He seems to get upset when his little illusion gets shattered with a reality check.
To: iceskater
He NEVER had a majority of the vote - you may want to be more cautious with that line of reasoning. WJC got more votes (popular) than his opponents, something W can't say.
They were both elected - let it go.
To: iceskater
"I was at Camden Yards when Cal Ripken broke Lou Gehrig's consecutive game streak. Unfortunately, Clinton was there too. EVERY time his ugly face was shown on the jumbo-tron, the WHOLE crowd (50,000 people) booed mightily. And this is Baltimore - a democrat stronghold."
Yup, I remember this happening as well. Keep in mind that most of the people that goto Orioles games are probably from the suburbs.
I'm sure Clintoon is much loved west of MLK and in most neighborhoods besides Federal Hill and Canton. Dear lord just look at the people in charge of this town! Two words: Patricia Jessamy.
Trace (Trapped in Highlandtown)
202 posted on
04/11/2003 12:01:05 PM PDT by
Trace21230
(Ideal MOAB test site: Paris)
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