Clinton keeps busy with talk show, concert

Washington Times ^ | 2/09/03 | Jennifer Harper

[kattracks]

An hour with Larry, a night with Mick

[weegee]

Larry's never been good with the followup questions. He should have asked what Bubba thought of the Trent Lott situation and then asked why Bubba wasn't hounded the same way for celebrating a segregationist. < knock out >.

[weegee]

"I never cared about money," Mr. Clinton replied. "But I needed it. I had big legal bills to pay."

As if he ever paid his legal bills. That's what the legal defense funds were for.

This sexual predator is no "victim". He's pathetic.

[Free_at_last_-2001]

The story will be sympathetic to the wolf.. - sympathy for the devil!

[AgProf]

Mr. Clinton's speech, noted Reuters news agency yesterday, "cast a pall over the crowd," though one relieved attendee later told the Los Angeles Times, "I'm glad it's not Gore that's here. We'd never hear any music."

The article got at least one difference between Clinton and Gore

[Dahoser]

Mr. Clinton's speech, noted Reuters news agency yesterday, "cast a pall over the crowd," though one relieved attendee later told the Los Angeles Times, "I'm glad it's not Gore that's here. We'd never hear any music."

This about a man who averaged over an hour for his State of the Union blathers. More evidence that Clinton's base despises Gore.

Then, there is the following that is almost too classic for words:

But Mr. Clinton had some other show business news this week. The Russian National Opera has announced that Mr. Clinton will help narrate a new recording of Sergei Prokofiev's childhood favorite, "Peter and the Wolf." ...The story will be sympathetic to the wolf...

You don't say.

[martin_fierro]

Clinton keeps busy with talk show, concert

Not to mention those late-night sink sessions.

[Thebaddog]

Clinton was the fastest talking guest in 03, so far. That guy knows more unprovable facts than anyone I have ever heard.

[NYpeanut]

referring to the lawmaker's racial gaffe at former South Carolina Sen. Strom Thurmond's 100th birthday, which ultimately caused the Republican Party to replace Mr. Lott as its leader in the Senate. "It was the equivalent of, oh, you know, an uneducated guy scratching his ear or picking his nose at a dinner party. And they made him a scapegoat," Mr. Clinton said.

Picking one's nose at a dinner party, unlike rape, causes one to be replaced in a corrupt Senate.

[ErnBatavia]

his tendency to be a "pack rat"

He'd rather be a member of the "Rat Pack"...perfect fit.

[ALOHA RONNIE]

NEVER FORGET


"IS it SAFE" = HILLARY on Armed Services Committee


http://www.TheAlamoFILM.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=629


NEVER FORGET

[Taxman]

Newspapers, TV, radio, etc., reporters have me confused with someone who really gives a $hit what Slick and his gang are up to every day.

I just wish he and the rest of his gang would go far, far away and leave the rest of us alone!

[weegee]

The rock group was "just as old" as he was, Mr. Clinton quipped, though lead singer Mick Jagger, 59, is actually three years older.

And Mick's way more mature than this good ol' boy. Mick's probably off the cocaine these days. Doesn't get herpes either. Can't say the same for Bubba:

[Taxman]

BARF ALERT!

PLEASE DON'T DO THAT AGAIN!

WE DOAN NEED NO STEENKEN PEECTURES OF SLICK!