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Bill Clinton Warns Nation of Danger of Electing a Former POW President

Former President Bill Clinton (D) warned voters against electing former prisoner-of-war Senator McCain president. “POWs are not like us,” Clinton observed. “They’ve been held captive in barbaric conditions, tortured and humiliated by this country’s enemies. How can they ever be objective enough to deal with our country’s enemies as president?”

Clinton argued that his evasion of military service saved him “from building up the prejudices against and hatreds for different cultures and political systems that could have compromised my ability to govern effectively. My judgment was untainted by any suffering and privation that could have biased my views. The same can’t be said for Senator McCain.”

Senator McCain called Clinton’s comments “a stunning revelation of the liberal mindset and as clear a distinction as we could want for what lies ahead if certain choices are made by voters in November.”

"Clinton argued that his evasion of military service saved him “from building up the prejudices against and hatreds for different cultures and political systems that could have compromised my ability to govern effectively. My judgment was untainted by any suffering and privation that could have biased my views."

Clinton argues that his COWARDNESS is a virtue? HAHAHA! Well, maybe, but when you add that cowardneess to your traitorous behavior, sneaking away on your pilgramage to the shrine of your god, Stalin, adopting the "religion" of ours and the free worlds enemies,"communism" and you lifetime of 'work' to destroy our nations freedom and sovereignty in order to one day establish our enemies "religion" to lord over the people of this nation, directed by a consortium of unelected Marxist elitists from abroad.

"Traitorous coward" is not a virtue.

The spoiled Bubba’s got that right . . he’s never known much about anything but feedin’ off the fat of the land. The taxpayers have been feedin’ his fat gut and payin’ his light bill for most of his life. - Bubba’s full of it, and whatever Bubba says, one can usually do the opposite and do well. - Watching him what little one can stand, his sideways gazes during another of his hour-long gaseous dispersions (speeches), one is struck by the vision of someone making it up as he goes. - Still wishing the Clintons would just take their filthy millions and retire.