Megalomaniac Bigdog LIES about Obama again

Now Bill Himself Goes After Obama Over Reagan Interview
By Greg Sargent - January 18, 2008, 5:44PM
The ultimate Hillary surrogate -- Bill himself -- has also teed off on Obama today over the Reagan interview:

"Her principal opponent said that since 1992, the Republicans have had all the good ideas," Clinton told a crowd in Pahrump this morning. "It goes along with their plan to ask Republicans to become Democrats for a day and caucus with you tomorrow, and then go back and become Republicans so they can participate in the Republican primary. I'm not making this up, folks."
That latter bit is a reference to that mailer that an Obama precinct captain pushed urging that GOPers and indys switch for a day and caucus for Obama. It wasn't the work of the Obama campaign, and they disavowed it.

Bill also said:

"I can't imagine any Democrat seeking the presidency would say they were the party of new ideas for the last 15 years. But it sounded good in Reno I guess," he said. "So now it turns out you can choose between somebody who thinks our ideas or better or the Republicans had all the good ideas."
Did I mention that the Clinton camp is pressing this one pretty hard today? More on the validity of this Clinton criticism here.

Separately, it's not surprising that Bill would be personally put off by Obama's interview. While the Hillary campaign is reacting primarily to Obama's contention that the GOP was until recently the "party of ideas," Obama also explicitly said in his original interview that Bill's presidency wasn't transformational, the way Reagan's was.

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He is absolutely disgusting, GO AWAY!

God I hate primary season.

:hi: doll

As Tom Petty sang, "Give'em all some place to go."

Wow, you're still sore about that Lewinsky thing, eh? Don't let go easily, do you?

I still have the tire tracks all over from being thrown under the bus by the Clintons in the 90's

DOMA
DONT ASK DONT TELL

I am worried about my country if another Clinton is elected. In a perfect world, I would be voting for Russ feingold, but the world is NOT perfect

fuck Obama.

the pot calling kettle metaphor comes to mind here...........

you beat me to it!!!!

:rofl:

Otherwise, I would have waited.

Redundant and predictable as Hell ... but persistent.