Even worse was that his excuse made him sound... Well... Whipped. Way to show the world strength, asshat.
Bad as he might have been, Clinton looked far more presidential than that grinning buffoon Obama. It's pretty bad when he makes me long for the nineties.
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Smart move by Obama actually.
Obama left Clinton to defend the decision not to return to Clinton era tax rates.
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Isn't that tasty, Beamish? It would take a conservative to notice it... I have a hard time imagining that Obama could come up with a plan for dinner, let alone something that subtle and ingenious.
Meanwhile, at CNN...
Well, the job called for a natural born liar, a fanger-wagger, not a script reader. Obama doesn't know what he's talking about much less what he's going to talk about until he's heard himself reading it off of a teleprompter.
Clinton answered more questions about policy in that press conference than Obama has in all of his press conferences combined.
And those were scripted. Even Helen Thomas, who's never turned her nose up at licking lefty ass before, complained that all questions by the White House Press Corps must be pre-submitted to Obama.
The press knows what they're getting with Clinton. A bullshit artist. They asked him about Haiti, fer chrissakes. You know, the place Clinton restored a psychopath to power so that psychopath could finish burning his political opponents to death.
(Let's not forget Bush corrected this mistake whiz-bang)
There's been rumblings that Obama will "triangulate" now that the House in Republican control will make his left-wing agenda harder to forward along further. I never thought he'd bring in the Great Triangulator for it.
From echoing the walls of near empty high school gymnasiums to wooing the trained seals. Clinton's making a comeback!
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Fear the explosive diarrhea indeed.
Never thought that I would see Obama and Clinton teaming up to defend the Bush tax cuts.
It was great example of chaos in the Executive Branch.
The vid irked me so much I had to post my own comment on it. That SOB should not even be behind that podium. Wasn't he impeached?
It's pretty bad when he makes me long for the nineties.
It's quite a commentary when Clinton has been the "good" Democratic President of the last 45+ years.
Beamish: The Great Triangulator... HA! And it probably wasn't even Obama's idea to get him!
PC: Amazing, isn't it?
Jeff: I don't know that it was chaos. SOMEONE had to take control. I guess we can start calling Bubba 'the architect.' ;)
Steve: Clinton should have been ejected from office. If you can't trust a man to uphold his oath to his wife, to tell the truth under oath... How do you trust him to uphold his oath to this county?
Chuck: Yep.
Beamish: Obama doesn't know what he's talking about much less what he's going to talk about until he's heard himself reading it off of a teleprompter.
Clinton answered more questions about policy in that press conference than Obama has in all of his press conferences combined.
I can't top that comment!
That picture of Clinton changing Obama's diaper says it all. I never was a Clinton fan, but next to Obama he certainly comes off as more presidential, and even more conservative. I can't believe I'm saying that. What sad times we live in.
The more I see of 0bama, the more I wonder if he has any clue.
This guy is such a schmuck.
AOW: Spot on, isn't he?
Gator: It is difficult to believe that the Philanderer-in-Chief would be a far sight better for this country than our current pResident.
It's like waking up in the Mirror Universe.
USA: As Beamish said, the only clue this buffoon has is what's fed to him.
Krystal: That's an understatement!
Compared to Obama, Clinton comes out looking good. That speaks volumes to me.
Did anyone notice Clinton's reply to Obama saying he had already kept Michelle waiting for half an hour?
Clinton said something about not wanting to make her mad.
I thought that was a zing at the first wookie.
heh. Heheheheh.
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