Bill Clinton has really dragged his good name into the mud. TRASHY!

No matter what happens, Bill's somewhat good image has changed. He has been ruthless, kind of trashy in general, and way way non-presidential!












p.s. hurts his wife's effort too.

I don't want the man in the White House. He's ruined himself. Was he like this all along and we didn't realize it?

He wanted to disenfranchise thousands of voters. It's disturbing.

Anything...

He cried the night Hillary won NH.

She had just cried in discussing her hardships on the campaign.

*puke*

Those who have watched the video where he slams Obama and calls him a fairy tale ALL likely realize how almost insanely emotional he was about that. He's so dismissive and nasty about Obama, it seems down-right irrational.

Indeed, he even went on to call Obama the establishment candidate... apparently because he got endorsements by hispanic hotel/casino laborers. Clinton in spite of the "truce" continued to bash Obama, saying obnoxious racial comments and playing the gender card. It's mind-blowing.

The only explanation, i think, is that they are so self-absorbed and feel so entitled to the black vote, the woman vote, etc... that they truly cannot handle losing.

It's as if their very lives are at stake.

It's narcissism.

He's such a blow-hard clown isn't he?

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and the disturbing thing that has one wondering is how self destructive can this guy get? For example if the Clintons don't get the nomination will they have subtly laid the groundwork for an Obama GE loss so that Hillary will have a chance to run again in 2012. (She would be an unlikely candidate in 2016). Would the Clintons see that if McCain were the successful nominee for example that he would very likely be a one term president because of age and an almost certain primary challenge?

Now for those super Clinton followers who are more "cult" like than the dreamy eyed Obama adolescent, let us remember one critical fact. Clinton started and engaged ML in the oval office after Starr was appointed Special Prosecutor and was leading a rabid hysterical investigation to find any possible thing to discredit him.

There is a perception here of one's own importance in the world that "come on give me a break is like a fairy tale", er nightmare. With the reapproachment of Rupert Murdoch, the continue sliming of Obama and the scheduled apologies which recycle the initial slime, etc. etc. the question is do the Clinton's see themselves as being more important than the Democratic Party?

himself against false accusations by the media in an attempt to discredit his wife thru a lie about him and you are trying to do the same thing..

and i do not support either one of them but i don't like people perpetuating lies..

related topics such as vote dilution and vote enhancement and a few other things about how our individual votes are corrupted.

Obsession with individual candidates has blinded most people here to the insidious attacks on our electoral systems.

89% like him and the other 11% post here

He attracts big crowds and people still love listening to him

So enjoy your little fantasy world:boring:

don't you? So, 89% of Dems like him. It will take more than 89% of Dems to win next year. It will take more than 100% of Dems to win.

So enjoy YOUR little "fairy-tale." :boring:

He is hurting the democrats, his legacy and generally making a fool out of himself to anybody paying attention.

The day after a "truce" was declared between Clinton and Obama, Bill Clinton went on a vicious but subtle attack with more desperate race baiting. He said:



Re-read that. He says blacks all like Hillary, but some 'still' like Obama (merely} because he's black. A smart man like Bill doesn't use these words without full grasp. Words like "chance" and "still" are no accidents. Notice he then plays the gender card. This was AFTER the truce. http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2008-01-15-bill-clinton-nevada_N.htm

Oh... and in the same speech, Clinton called Obama the "establishment candidate." Stand-up comedy.

and countless other causes in Harlem. You'll keep posting your opinion.

I think the choice is easy, but you have a great day.

How does that happen?

http://www.clintonfoundation.org

President Clinton has made finding solutions to global problems a major focus of his more than thirty years in public service. After leaving office, he knew he wanted to continue to address the inequalities in access to health care in the developing world. In particular, he was struck by the disparity in access to readily-available anti-retroviral treatment (ART) between high-income countries and developing countries. President Clinton launched the Clinton Foundation HIV/AIDS Initiative (CHAI) to expand access to life-saving medicines and help developing countries systematize their approach to HIV/AIDS treatment.

He is not "treating" anyone.

Let's see if we can agree that when this is over, Bill Clinton will go back to respectable post-presidential career. As for medical doctors having an exclusive over verbs ... well, I don't concede that.

before, during, and after rawanda.....

pile on but fail to understand just what clinton did to help blacks, latinos and whites while in office.

All this crap about reagan and republicans having better ideas then democrats is a slap in the face. Plus, you’ve exposed how uninformed you are about the brutal history of U.S. politics where every progressive step is spattered with the blood, sweat and tears of all who fought so hard for those gains.

Really, Mr. Obama? The Republicans have been the party of ideas for the past ten to fifteen years? Since the economy is the hot topic these days, let’s just look at what President Clinton did for minorities in terms of economic gains — even though Obama dismisses those achievements.

Unemployment Rate for African Americans and Hispanics Remains Historically Low. Under President Clinton and Vice President Gore, the Hispanic unemployment rate has dropped from 11.3 percent in January 1993 to a record low of 5.8 percent in March 1999. The unemployment rate for African Americans has fallen from 14.1 percent in January 1993 to 8.1 percent in March 1999–one of the lowest levels on record for African Americans.

Here are additional economic accomplishments of the Clinton/Gore administration —
18.2 Million New Jobs. …
Unemployment at 4.2 Percent in March …
Highest Share of New Jobs in Private Sector in 50 Years. Since the President and Vice President took office, the private sector has added 16.7 million new jobs–with 2.4 million jobs added in the past year. Since 1993, 92 percent of the 18.2 million new jobs have been in the private sector–the highest percentage in 50 years.
Fastest and Longest Real Wage Growth in Two Decades. Last month, average hourly earnings increased 0.2 percent. Under the Clinton-Gore Administration, real wages have risen 6.1 percent–compared to declining 4.3 percent during the Reagan and Bush Administrations. After adjusting for inflation, wages have increased almost 2.7 percent in 1998–the fastest real wage growth in more than two decades and the third year in a row–the longest sustained growth since the early 1970s.
Construction Jobs Are Coming Back. …
Manufacturing Jobs Have Increased. After losing 2.1 million manufacturing jobs between 1981 and 1992, the economy has created 350,000 new manufacturing jobs since 1993. After losing 46,000 jobs in the auto industry during the Bush Administration, the United States has 147,000 new auto industry jobs under the Clinton-Gore Administration.
Inflation Rate Is the Lowest Since the 1950s. …
President Clinton signed the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993, “which passed Congress without a single Republican vote.”

It raised taxes on the wealthiest 1.2% of taxpayers,<35> while cutting taxes for 15 million low-income families and making tax cuts available to 90% of small businesses.<36> Additionally, it mandated that the budget be balanced over a number of years, through the implementation of spending restraints.

else does. Bill is at the root of our problems. He gave us 8 good years followed by 7 awful years for his successor. So, do we forget the good times? He didn't call Obama a "fairy tale." When you quote only a part of a sentence you make of it what you wamt. Trashing Bill Clinton has become the sport of DU.

before he started running for a 3rd Term.

I heard his wife is helping him.