Narcissism Squared: Bill's Never Ending Obsession with Himself

Common Conservative ^ | 01/01/02 | Heidi Parent

[barker]

....I just bet with his ego he wishes 911 had happened on his watch ...

Slick has mentioned before that he thought the main reason Roosevelt (sp?) was such a great president was because he had a world war to handle and wished he had one. He could do a much better job. Kinda like him saying now he could handle this war better than President Bush. I thank God everyday for giving us President Bush.

[lawdude]

"... an adultering fornicator that was almost impeached."

Correction...he WAS impeached, but the senate of corrupt clymers failed to convict!

[tom paine 2]

Sorry I was thinking of the Americans with Disabilities Act

[Right_in_Virginia]

Bush 41 signed the Americans with Disabilities Act. Clinton signed the Family Leave Act.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Oops..sorry. I posted before I got to your last reply.

[Nitro]

I agree with everything you say except,

He deserves to be stricken from the history books.

it is imperative that his disgraceful conduct be highlighted in History Texts so that people won't be led down that road again!!

[Rain-maker]

Eghadd...that's enough to put you off your food.

Shows like that can spoil a holiday.

[Ben Bolt]

Although I agree that Mr. Perot is something of a weasel , and that do , do , do , bootstrap line he is famous for is Bullshot . It still is the bottomline , that xxx42 simply could not measure up . To blame Mr. Perot for the slick's shortcoming's is a stretch for me . If I understood you'r post .

[GOPJ]

Oh, come on. Interns have no interest in Clinton now that he's lost his power. He's just another dirty old man, and not one with money. His "intern appeal" would be around .001% - if that...)

On January 20, 2001, George W. Bush was sworn in as the 43rd President of the United States and Bill Clinton's world came crashing down around him. No more power, no more constant media attention, no more political influence, no more….relevance. Now, one year later, President Bush enjoys 90% approval ratings and Bill Clinton is seething. He could only dream of such overwhelming support from anyone other than nineteen year old interns.

[proudofthesouth]

Clintoon. The worst stain on American Presidential history.

[Ben Bolt]

This is good stuff , I appreciate the data .

[soundsolutions]

As much as I would love to beleive that he has lost his power, I beleive that he has enough power to still be dangerous for this country. His power come from his ability to raise dollars for those that make the laws, like Hillary.

[GOPJ]

What a jerk. He even craps on his own party. Why do they take it? Low self esteem? Anyone? He's out of power so that's not it. Maybe they really do like him...

During the meeting Clinton supposedly also lamented that Democrats in Congress were not doing enough to polish his image. Apparently they seem too preoccupied with other issues for Bill's taste. Even during a war, it's still all about him.

[soundsolutions]

As much as I would love to beleive that he has lost his power, I beleive that he has enough power to still be dangerous for this country. His power comes from his ability to raise dollars for those that make the laws, like Hillary.

[soundsolutions]

As much as I would love to beleive that he has lost his power, I beleive that he has enough power to still be dangerous for this country. His power comes from his ability to raise dollars for those that make the laws, like Hillary.

[roballen]

"Who bets that he wouldn't have declared martial law and made himself President Forever?" Scary thought. I'm sure he probably would have, too. Now I'm even more thankful for W!

[GOPJ]

Well said:

British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain responded the same way to the Nazis in 1930s Europe as President Clinton did to terrorists in 1990s America. As long as military intervention remained unpopular with the British citizens, Chamberlain was satisfied with letting Hitler do as he pleased. No military intervention, just big words ("I believe it is peace for our time." Once again, maybe if we say it enough, it will come true). But Chamberlain's failure to contain Hitler, even if it meant using military force, soon led to World War II and it was left to Winston Churchill to right Chamberlain's wrongs. Sixty years later, Bill Clinton's failure to contain bin Laden, even after repeated terrorists attacks on Americans here and abroad, allowed the attacks of September 11th to take place and now it is left to George W. Bush to act where Clinton did not.

[mombonn]

it is imperative that his disgraceful conduct be highlighted in History Texts so that people won't be led down that road again!!

I had the same thought when I made the remark. I decided to let it stand because I determined that it would be more painful to the FIRST ELECTED president to be IMPEACHED if he is completely overlooked. He'd rather have negative publicity than none at all.

I do believe he is one mistake history will not repeat.

[Ben Bolt]

The Senate ; I'll remember to look at the voting list again when it is time to renew the license they have to suck off of the land . Excellent point you make Lawdude .

[Astronaut]

<> Agreed. The little moron Perot guaranteed that the first President Bush would lose in 1992. Perot bears much of the blame for putting the lying draft dodging fornicating pot smoking gay loving communist in office in the first place. The rest of the blame goes to the left wing media.