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To: cricket

There was much there which contrasted the President Reagan and billyblythe. It was amazing that simply speaking the truth about a giant man of extreme honor couldn't help but point out the vileness of the nature of another.


156 posted on 06/11/2004 4:28:27 PM PDT by bannie (Liberal Media: The Most Dangerous Enemies to America and Freedom)
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To: bannie

Clinton was just reflecting on his memories of President Reagan. Even as President Reagan uttered that famous sentence:"Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall", clinton was right there, on the other side, spray-painting "Reagan @#!#!!" graffiti on it.


158 posted on 06/11/2004 4:44:10 PM PDT by small voice in the wilderness (Quick, act casual. If they sense scorn and ridicule, they'll flee..)
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To: bannie
"It was amazing that simply speaking the truth about a giant man of extreme honor couldn't help but point out the vileness of the nature of another."

Beautifully put. . .

And I think here is where just a hint of self-recognition breaks through on Clinton; and he struggles to hide the obvious; by closing his eyes and even feigning a momentary lapse into sleep.

I know humiliation typically escapes Clinton; but do hope, in spite of himself; he was feeling some extremely hot sweat.

164 posted on 06/11/2004 6:18:55 PM PDT by cricket
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