cboy4
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Wed Jun-29-05 02:44 PM
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Did I just hear my favorite president Bill Clinton on CNN |
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defending Bush's speech last night for lying about a 9/11-Iraq connection?
Hopefully I'm wrong, but if it's true, he needs to start watching his words so he doesn't potentially hurt Hillary's future politial assperations.
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Wed Jun-29-05 02:46 PM
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1. He was already 51% republican |
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Now he has totally drunk the kool aid. Sickening.
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Wed Jun-29-05 02:47 PM
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This isn't hurting her aspirations, it's paving the road to make her more appealing to the masses. I'm quickly losing respect for a man that I held in high regard. But something tells me he doesn't really care how we feel.
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cboy4
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Wed Jun-29-05 02:58 PM
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8. I agree to a certain respect, but I still think |
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there are too many people (especially those who are not as informed as we are) feel, well...if he thinks so, she must.
These are the same people who believe men should earn more money than women doing the same job!
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Wed Jun-29-05 02:50 PM
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3. the Clintons do everything they do for the Clintons |
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Wed Jun-29-05 02:51 PM
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and he hangs around buddy buddy with bush sr. too fucking much. this is the man who tried to destroy him for christ's sake.
i'm far beyond bill anyway.
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Wed Jun-29-05 02:52 PM
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5. Let’s forget about Clinton like he's forgot about us. He’s a whore. |
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He has proven time and time again he lacks any character.
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Wed Jun-29-05 02:54 PM
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6. They slipped a computer chip or two with complete programs into |
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the Big Dog when he was in for surgery. Then they found they needed to tweek the program a bit and that was why the second surgery was necessary.....
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:30 PM
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13. Yup, he's the BFEE Manchurian candidate now |
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Wed Jun-29-05 02:56 PM
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Have you no idea the Clintons and the lot of them following Evan Bayh are pure DLC?
Split it up already so these corporate freaks go the other way.....I'm disgusted by these nuts this time. :puke: :puke:
Do they care a shit about citizens.....Or is it more exploitation....
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:01 PM
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9. I guess I'm not surprised as much as |
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I am disappointed. :cry: :banghead:
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:02 PM
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10. I see them together and I wonder |
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Is Clinton hanging around with Bush to help the Clinton family's interests or is Bush hanging around with Clinton to help the Bush family's interests?
Or is it both?
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:26 PM
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11. This whole thing with Clinton and the bushes is sooooo.. |
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disappointing-I used to worship the man aand now I'm starting to lose all respect for him. I don't care what his motives are, it's nauseating.
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:28 PM
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12. Remember what Mike Malloy says: |
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"Bill Clinton was the best Republican president this country ever had." -Mike Malloy
He's right, you know.
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:32 PM
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The liberal malloy was right again, others are waking up to it about Clinton. Just barely too..
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:56 PM
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18. Well, actually Michael Moore said it first in his book "Stupid White Men." |
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:45 PM
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15. It would be in America's best interest if we would ignore both |
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of the Clintons. They obviously have personal agenda that have nothing to do with what is good for the U.S.
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:46 PM
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16. My My, how times have changed. |
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Wed Jun-29-05 03:53 PM
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17. Do us a favor keep the Bushes and Clintons out of office |
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We need fresh,new and original people like Gavin Newsom
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:11 PM
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19. How was Clinton "defending" |
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bush's speech? Howard Dean wasn't.. "Dean: Troops Deserve More Than Bush's 'Discredited' Rhetoric
Disappointingly, the President followed Karl Rove's advice last night and linked Iraq to 9/11 no fewer than five times in just over 35 minutes. He ignored the concerns that Americans have expressed about the war, and still refused to provide real answers or a clear path to success in Iraq. Even former Reagan aide David Gergen expressed that he was "offended" by the number of times President Bush mentioned 9/11.
"Despite being previously forced to back away from unfounded assertions about links between 9-11 and the war in Iraq, President Bush once again twisted a national tragedy to distract from his own failed foreign policy," said DNC Chairman Howard Dean. "Instead of offering the American people a clear path to success in Iraq, President Bush returned to the same defensive and discredited rhetoric. The American people, and most especially our troops, who are serving with great courage, deserve better than discredited, shopworn political rhetoric from their Commander-in-Chief." More.. http://press.arrivenet.com/pol/article.php/661706.html
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:26 PM
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20. I trust you're reporting about Bill's comments in proper context. |
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:33 PM
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21. Bill is just backing Hilla(R)y's move to the (more) right |
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Wed Jun-29-05 04:34 PM
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22. You know what's funny? |
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When it comes to statements like this, right-wingers quote Bill Clinton as the gospel truth.
I couldn't care less what Clinton says- he lost me with NAFTA and media deregulation.
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