MARK STEYN: Clinton still has 'heat' - but it's the Democrats who are getting burnt

The Sunday Telegraph ^ | June 20, 2004 | Mark Steyn

[PGalt]

Thanks for this post MadIvan.

[NYpeanut]

"I Get a Kick Out of Me"

I can't stop laughing.

[Liz]

A year after impeachment.....a Hillary adviser confirmed to Talk magazine that their physical passion had been rekindled and that Air Force One was now back in the hangar.

No kidding? After that wing around Moanica, Air Force One was back in full service?

My, that musta required some industrial strength "protection."

But surely Planned Parenthood "rose" to the occasion.

[Liz]

On CBS tonight.....the former president....reveals that he regards his impeachment as a "badge of honour"....... "I stood up to it and beat it back."

Gee, right outta the George Romero cult film classic, "Night of the Living Dead."

Just like the ghouls.....you beat back Clintonoid and the Dumbocrats, but they keep coming back to feast on the carcasses of besieged voters. The Clintonoid creeps never understand that they're a nuisance and they're not wanted.

[don-o]

I have never seen an article from him that didn't seem too short.

Ain't that the truth?

[TC Rider]

Say what you like, but, in the Clinton era, the only naked guy with women's panties on his head and a dog leash round his neck would have been the President breaking in the new intern pool.

The non-rhetorical answer to the question is Dick Morris.

[maica]

The Clintons' Democratic Party was great for the Clintons but disastrous for the Democratic Party: during the 1990s, they lost the House and the Senate and a ton of governorships and state legislatures, and eventually, with nothing else left to lose, they lost the presidency.

The Clintons did treat the White House like a frat house. I think the remarks made by President Bush last week at the unveiling of the Clintons' portraits reflected this. President Bush did not mention any achievement of Clinton, just his behavior while the resident of the White House. The whole speech was "faint praise," and very cleverly written.

[knighthawk]

Ping

[Dustbunny]

I love Mark Steyn, he has such a way with words.

[Judith Anne]

Ann Coulter and Mark Steyn together on their own show--I had the same thought, and I would pay good money to see it!

[Dustbunny]

The Clintons did treat the White House like a frat house. I think the remarks made by President Bush last week at the unveiling of the Clintons' portraits reflected this. President Bush did not mention any achievement of Clinton, just his behavior while the resident of the White House. The whole speech was "faint praise," and very cleverly written.

ROFLOL I noticed that too.

[Ditter]

Good one.

[maica]

The supporters of the left, including those who make their living using words, are so anti-Bush that they are committing group hypnosis. They act like the Three Monkeys and refuse to see or hear anything that will contradict their dogmatic belief in "Bush=dummy."

Meanwhile President Bush goes on and on connecting with real Americans, meaning what he says and saying what he means.

[Rummyfan]

The problem for Kerry is that the Clinton presidency is now half a decade in the past, but the guy is still vividly in the present tense, daring Tina and Co to join him there. And if it is a choice between Bill's heat-exuding tuxedo or John Kerry, it's no contest. This month alone, Bill Clinton is promoting his doorstopper autobiography (My Lie - whoops, My Life), plus promoting a movie about himself (The Hunting of the President), as well as promoting his new album of celebrity duets with Celine Dion, Robbie Williams and many more, and promoting his new range of Clintagra male performance products which enable middle-aged men to maintain erection for two full terms.

Welcome back Ivan! Bump to the Top!

[shield]

BMP

[Rummyfan]

No this is true.... Clinton served as narrator for a new wolf-friendly version of the story.

[Fiddlstix]

BTTT

[UnklGene]

Thanks,Ivan and Pokey. Welcome back, Ivan!

[Hildy]

Jay Leno: "Did you hear Bill Clinton's going to be on 60 Minutes and he's going to talk about his affairs? Is that going to be long enough? Maybe he should have been on 48 Hours!"

[ConservativeStLouisGuy]

I got that "-snip-" reference....very clever! Gave me a chuckle! :-)