(Bill) Clinton praises Obama's greenhouse policy, sort of

[bunnies]

"Because I believe so strongly in this, I favor Senator Obama's position, which is to go to 80 percent reduction in greenhouse gasses over Senator McCain's position, which is to go to 70 percent," he said. "But that's light years ahead of where Republican's have been."

And from the same article:

The former first lady endorsed Obama, urged her supporters to rally behind him and is scheduled to campaign with him later this week.

But her husband has not publicly endorsed the presumptive Democratic nominee to succeed President George W. Bush. Asked by journalists when he might do so, Clinton smiled and shook hands with spectators without acknowledging he heard the question.

http://www.reuters.com/article/politicsNews/idUSN2243681020080622?pageNumber=1&virtualBrandChannel=10112

[gateley]

1. About BC's endorsement -

I'm about to get flamed -- or worse -- but I'm not so sure Hillary has REALLY packed it in. Just sayin'.

[Maddy McCall]

2. Ridiculous....of course she has.

[gateley]

4. Believe me, it wouldn't be the first time one of my "feelings" was wrong.

You're probably right -- I'm still easing out of primary mode, I guess.

[TheDonkey]

5. She's over it. I do not think Bill is though

[bunnies]

3. The first statement disturbs me more.

Props to McCain?

[geek tragedy]

6. Bill was Hillary's biggest liability.

He continues to be every bad thing anyone has said about him--vain, narcissistic, self-serving, self-pitying, and incapable of showing dignity.

[crankychatter]

7. Second fuggin childhood - when's he gonna start droolin' pureed carrots?

none too soon