Bill Clinton: "Vote for me."

[hiaasenrocks]

Does anyone have the clip of Bill Clinton giving a speech today in which he said "Vote for me"? I heard it on the radio today but I can't find it on the Internet(s) yet. Thanks in advance if you know where the clip is.

[TwilightGardener]

1. I heard it too, on (unfortunately) Sean Hannity. Ack. He is a gaffe machine.

[K Gardner]

15. Oh no he Did INT ! I can't wait to see/hear this.. :-)

[TwilightGardener]

Unless Hannity doctored the clip (always possible), he said "vote for me" and then in

the next sentence made sure to say Hillary's name--I think he was aware he said it, and tried to subtly correct it.

[hiaasenrocks]

17. I heard it on an FM rock station. They were having fun with it. n/t

[babylonsister]

2. Whoa. That's pretty telling, isn't it. I hadn't heard about this. nt

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

3. LOL

He said it a few weeks ago too, didn't he?

[hiaasenrocks]

13. Not sure. This is the first time I heard him do it.

Although the "we" thing comes up a lot, which is more understandable because even the candidates themselves say "we" instead of "I." But Bill himself saying "I" is too funny. I'd like to hear the entire context, which is why I want the clip. There's always the possibility that he was speaking for Hillary, saying, "She says 'vote for me' because..." Something like that.

[JackORoses]

4. and Slick Willie's Tongue o' Treasures strikes again

Thank you, Bill. Just for being you.

[boobooday]

5. The last time I saw him

He was totally speaking in the first-person plural. We are going to do this, we are going to do that.

[juajen]

6. Give me a break. That gaffe is totally unexceptional when you

consider how many times that man has campaigned. Can ya'll pick something serious to talk about?

[DS1]

7. Yeah, I'll give him that

until it happens again. However, Bill Clinton chooses his words very carefully.

[BootinUp]

11. I would have to see the clip. nt

[Drunken Irishman]

10. C'mon, he hasn't campaigned for himself in over 10 years.

[hiaasenrocks]

12. If it bothers you so much, you could always move on to another thread.

I'm always amazed at people who don't like the topic of a thread but take the time to post about it anyway. Usually they'll stick around reading that thread they hate so much just to see if they get any responses and then they'll post more responses in the thread they say is a waste of time.

Let's see which way this comes out. :hi:

[TwilightGardener]

14. Second time he said it, I believe--the first was in Tennessee the night

of the SC primary. Some DUers here noticed it.

[Yael]

21. I remember posting about that. He was in Independence MO speaking

:hi:

[TwilightGardener]

23. Oops, that's right, thanks!

:hi:

[THUNDER HANDS]

8. wow, it's like watching Willie Mays when he played for the Mets

painful.

[Alexander]

9. Bill also said in 2000 "I probably would have run again" if the Constitution allowed it.

http://archives.cnn.com/2000/ALLPOLITICS/stories/12/07/clintoninterview.ap/

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Bill Clinton says he would have been tempted to run for president again if the Constitution would have let him. And, he says, he would have won.

"Oh, I probably would have run again," Clinton tells Rolling Stone in an interview.

Does he think he'd have been a three-time winner?

"Yes. I do. But it's hard to say, because it's entirely academic," Clinton said.

He adds that as life expectancy rises, there may be a reason to change the 22nd Amendment, which limits presidents to two four-year terms. Maybe it should just limit presidents to two "consecutive" terms, Clinton suggests.

[johnnydrama]

24. constitution

shmonstitution, why disenfranchise the voters that want to vote for a Bill Clinton 3rd term with what that stupid constitution and it's "rules" say

[psychopomp]

16. Former Pres. Clinton is one of the main reasons I am against a Clinton Presidency

The man loves the spotlight and power a bit too much for me to feel comfortable with him anywhere near the White House. I want some new blood in the White House.

[LSparkle]

18. Amen! Me too

No more "two for one," no third term.

[mculator]

19. what a shallow reason to vote for a weak resume

[CTLawGuy]

22. o man

Obama's resume crumbles at the sight of 14 years as First Lady....

:eyes:

[psychopomp]

26. Please learn to read more carefully

I said this is a reason I am against the Presidential bid by Sen. Clinton. I did not state why I am for Sen. Obama.

I will not get into comparing twelve years in elected office against being First Lady here, thanks.

[Barack_America]

20. Did The Onion get the scoop on this!

http://www.theonion.com/content/news/bill_clinton_screw_it_im_running

;)

[hiaasenrocks]

25. No reason they should have missed it. :)