clinton on larry king now

[RepublicanElephant]

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[Catherine Vincent]

1. Oh! thanks for the reminder.

Big Dog is looking good!

[RepublicanElephant]

2. hope he gives dubya a good spanking!

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[Inspired]

3. He's still my President. eom.

[RepublicanElephant]

4. said fema directors should be required to have emergency...

...preparedness experience.

[lancdem]

5. That's for damn sure!

[journalist3072]

16. Imagine that, right!

It amazes me that Michael Brown couldn't make it in the horse business, yet Bush thought he could make it in emergency preparedness!

Contrast that with Clinton, who appointed a man with emergency preparedness experience. And Clinton knew he had it, since James Lee Witt worked w/ Clinton in Arkansas.

Does Bush even have a clue?

[catnhatnh]

26. And how sad is it....

that he NEEDED to say that?

[RepublicanElephant]

6. said he couldn't understand why roberts wouldn't answer...

...simple, basic questions.

ha!

[WiseButAngrySara]

7. I'm watching! I'm surprised that there are not more threads on this! I

wish that he was still in office! I honestly trusted him, trusted that he understood the meaning of good governance, and that was for the will of the people, not himself and his cronies. (Monica was disappointing, but retrospectively what pettiness!) I am somewhat surprised at his coalition with Bush Senior though. What's that all about? He MUST know they're crooks.

[RepublicanElephant]

9. agreed...

...wonder how many republicans are secretly wishing they had bill back in office?

[SammyWinstonJack]

23. Plenty I bet.

[RepublicanElephant]

8. said we need to protect wetlands...

and curtail greenhouse gasses.

[Connie_Corleone]

10. I took his intelligence for granted until Bush got in office.

God, I miss Clinton.

[WiseButAngrySara]

32. So did I, and so do I...He is really a genuinely good man. And

extremely intelligent. Compared to B*, he is like a god.

[RepublicanElephant]

11. talking about helping the poor...

he sounds a thousand times more sincere about helping the poor than dubya!

...clinton says helping the poor is a MORAL OBLIGATION!

also, fewer poor people means fewer terrorists in the world.

[journalist3072]

14. Yes indeed

And he also talked about the various scriptures that reference our obligations to the poor!

God bless that man! How I wish he was still at 1600 Penn Ave.

[daninthemoon]

12. Thanks, I forgot>

[daninthemoon]

13. Hearing him lucidly talk about anything makes me so sad for

what we have to put up with now.

[Inspired]

17. Agreed.

Bush could never carry on this type of discussion. It is sad for us. WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH THIS COUNTRY? Flashback alert!

[RepublicanElephant]

15. larry's actually asking serious, journalistic-type questions....

...not the usual fluff he asks the bush family when they're on the show.

and bill is offering some very good answers. guess this is why democrats are so shunned in the mainstream media. given a chance to really talk, they can get americans thinking and hoping again.

[jzodda]

18. What I would not give to have him back

He makes Bush look and sound like a novice, and makes me wonder how ANYBODY could vote for a guy like GW when they had someobody like President Clinton.

Of course as much as I like them Gore and Kerry do not measure up to him either in my book and those 2 also make GW look like a novice in comparison.

The only time GW ever measured up was the few days following 9/11. Having that chance to bring the country together in a crisis period and set a theme for the early part of this century makes his failure all the more glaring. He had his chance and he failed utterly. Grade= F-

[Inspired]

19. Clinton just said he would have met with Cindy Sheehan

he said that he did meet with a father of a fallen soldier who was very angry with him. He thought he owed it to the father.

What a man. What a mighty fine man.

[daninthemoon]

21. He's just about got me cryin. A President is supposed to be an

admirable person of quality, and he about tops the list.

[nicktom]

29. He did bring tears to my eyes with his answer,

I agree with the other comments comparing him to our current leader, there is no comparison. It truly saddens me how far we have fallen.

In fact it is embarrassing. I realize many here either don't like or trust the Clinton's but compared to what we have now it's like comparing the intellect of Brittney Spears (Bush) and Einstein (Clinton).

[RepublicanElephant]

22. yep...

"man" is the key word here.

[RepublicanElephant]

20. re cindy sheehan...

...he felt she had a right to meet the president since her son made the ultimate sacrifice, like the time he met with a very angry father over the death of his son in somalia.

[daninthemoon]

24. Can someone remind me: That amendment about presidential term

limits, is it only two terms, or two consecutive terms? Did a country ever need such a leader back so badly?

[RepublicanElephant]

28. i'm afraid it's 2 times total...

...which means no v.p. spot either.
:-(

[RepublicanElephant]

25. can't help but wonder if larry felt he "had" to do this interview...

...to balance out the monthly interviews he's been doing with members of the bush family or other prominent republicans.

not to mention the huge ratings boost he must be getting out of this.

[tinfoilinfor2005]

27. Can't believe the hour is almost up.

The beautiful way he presents his ideas; you just feel the hope.

[daninthemoon]

30. You do feel the hope, but then the hour is over and we have to look

at * and all the horrible damage he has done to our country and our world. So much blood is on his hands, and he doesn't feel or think a thing about it. Bill is still finding ways to genuinely serve humanity. God bless him.

[Connie_Corleone]

31. Bush sleeps good at night. He doesn't give a damn. nt

[oasis]

33. Those carefree Clinton years when we could relax while he took the flak.

These days we are knee deep in shit and confusion.

[Andromeda]

34. Big Dog was the best president...

we've had since JFK. I really miss him.