[CyberAnt]

Well ... Arkansas can have him. After all, they kept silent when he campaigned for president.

They could have exposed him and his horrible wife to the world. They chose to remain silent.

They don't deserve any sympathy.

[BradyLS]

Well ... Arkansas can have him. After all, they kept silent when he campaigned for president.

I don't think that's true. I recall, barely, that Arkansas Republicans were phoning Rush during the '92 campaign and were spreading the gospel about Clinton almost daily. And the more the Press hyped Clinton, the more Arkansans warned us. (But no one wanted to listen to backwoods Arkansans. Republican or not.)

At the time, with Bush riding high in the plls, we were assured that Bush would mop the floor with Clinton. Even Ross Perot gibed that Sam Walton (whose stores grossed more in revenue than the coffers of Arkansas) knew more more about fiscal responsibility and would make a better President than Bill Clinton. (But Ross was a nut, even then, remember?)

A lot of the truth about Clinton came out early THANKS to Arkansans-- and well in time for the elections. White Water, draft-dodging, drug-dealing, and what later came to be known as "Arkancide" all came first from the mouths of ABC Arkansans.

[kcvl]

Wrong! Most of us(except the Clinton lovers) were screaming to the top of our lungs about these people. The media just didn't report it and we had no other way to tell anyone except one on one. Most people didn't believe us anyway. But, YOU ARE WRONG about the people of Arkansas not telling anyone about them.

[Budge]

Well ... Arkansas can have him. After all, they kept silent when he campaigned for president.

BULLSHIRT! We tried our dammdest to tell the rest of the nation what a scumbag he and his birtch wife were! We were either ignored or labled "clinton haters!"