NeverEndingMe
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just saying, wonder how much $$$ bill is taking to the bank
love double standards
love double standards
Bill Clinton's now obama's pimp
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he ain't got nothin' on the giggy GB
he ain't got nothin' on the giggy GB
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Krauthammer: Bill Clinton ‘a bull in china shop’ and ‘double agent’
Charles Krauthammer, on Fox New Special Report, called former President Bill Clinton a “double agent,” saying that Clinton is not doing President Barack Obama any favors.
During the “All-Star Panel” segment, Krauthammer said Clinton’s recent remarks praising former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney’s business record were contradictory to the Obama re-election campaign’s strategy.
“Well, I think he really is now a bull in a china shop,” Krauthammer said. “And there’s a lot of crockery being destroyed. It’s very clear. When he said the thing about ‘the sterling business record,’ that was extremely undermining because, of course, it contradicted the whole roll-out strategy of the Obama campaign, which was to portray Romney as vulture capitalist.”
“So it undoes that, but I think it had broader implications,” he continued. “I think what was overlooked is the fact Romney met the threshold for the presidency. That’s extremely important in a re-election campaign.”
Krauthammer likened the scenario to former incumbent President Jimmy Carter’s effort to disparage the credibility of his challenger Ronald Reagan, which fell short after the debates during the 1980 presidential election.
“A re-election campaign is a referendum on the president, unless there are questions about the challenger,” he continued. “In 1980, a pure referendum on the Jimmy Carter record would have had Carter losing by a lot. But Carter was actually ahead until very late in the race. And the reason was people had painted Reagan as an extremist, a looney, a guy who didn’t know much and who could start nuclear war. Then you had Reagan in the debates — this sort of ‘aw, shucks,’ he was congenial guy and the election was over. Once Reagan met the threshold for being presidential, it was all about a referendum on Carter and Carter lost.”
“And here is Clinton — the biggest surrogate, the most popular of all Democrats — saying that Romney meets the threshold for presidency, which means the election should be — will be — a referendum on Obama and the record, and it is not a good one,” Krauthammer continued. “I think that was what most deeply undermined Obama.”
Later in the segment, Krauthammer made the point it wasn’t clear whose side Clinton is on.
“Loose cannon? He’s a double agent,” he said. “What is the message? Bill Clinton says elect Obama because, at the end of a second term, you might begin to be getting out of recession? I wouldn’t run on that.”
http://dailycaller.com/2012/06/05/krauthammer-bill-clinton-a-bull-in-china-shop-and-double-agent-video/
Bill Clinton’s Public FUCK YOU! to Barack Obama:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zz-0LNCNtk&feature=player_embedded
Charles Krauthammer, on Fox New Special Report, called former President Bill Clinton a “double agent,” saying that Clinton is not doing President Barack Obama any favors.
During the “All-Star Panel” segment, Krauthammer said Clinton’s recent remarks praising former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney’s business record were contradictory to the Obama re-election campaign’s strategy.
“Well, I think he really is now a bull in a china shop,” Krauthammer said. “And there’s a lot of crockery being destroyed. It’s very clear. When he said the thing about ‘the sterling business record,’ that was extremely undermining because, of course, it contradicted the whole roll-out strategy of the Obama campaign, which was to portray Romney as vulture capitalist.”
“So it undoes that, but I think it had broader implications,” he continued. “I think what was overlooked is the fact Romney met the threshold for the presidency. That’s extremely important in a re-election campaign.”
Krauthammer likened the scenario to former incumbent President Jimmy Carter’s effort to disparage the credibility of his challenger Ronald Reagan, which fell short after the debates during the 1980 presidential election.
“A re-election campaign is a referendum on the president, unless there are questions about the challenger,” he continued. “In 1980, a pure referendum on the Jimmy Carter record would have had Carter losing by a lot. But Carter was actually ahead until very late in the race. And the reason was people had painted Reagan as an extremist, a looney, a guy who didn’t know much and who could start nuclear war. Then you had Reagan in the debates — this sort of ‘aw, shucks,’ he was congenial guy and the election was over. Once Reagan met the threshold for being presidential, it was all about a referendum on Carter and Carter lost.”
“And here is Clinton — the biggest surrogate, the most popular of all Democrats — saying that Romney meets the threshold for presidency, which means the election should be — will be — a referendum on Obama and the record, and it is not a good one,” Krauthammer continued. “I think that was what most deeply undermined Obama.”
Later in the segment, Krauthammer made the point it wasn’t clear whose side Clinton is on.
“Loose cannon? He’s a double agent,” he said. “What is the message? Bill Clinton says elect Obama because, at the end of a second term, you might begin to be getting out of recession? I wouldn’t run on that.”
http://dailycaller.com/2012/06/05/krauthammer-bill-clinton-a-bull-in-china-shop-and-double-agent-video/
Bill Clinton’s Public FUCK YOU! to Barack Obama:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zz-0LNCNtk&feature=player_embedded
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One thing I can say with certainty about Clinton or Bush, is that neither of those 2 blamed their problems on the POTUS before them.
Your youtube link seems to be out of text. Where is the rest of Clinton's speech?
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that is true, obama is all about excuses
Clinton is a true sales person and I can never knock that. while I might not agree with him, that man can sell and he's kinky
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I think people are waking up to the nightmare called obamaland. people are tired of the excuses and the whining. if we want to see a professional whiner we will watch Charlie Sheen
when has obama taken responsibility for anything?
obama is sickening
when has obama taken responsibility for anything?
obama is sickening
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More from Bill...
US Already in 'Recession,' Extend Tax Cuts
Former President Bill Clinton said that the US economy already is in a recession and urged Congress to extend all the tax cuts due to expire at the end of the year.
In a taped interview aired on "Closing Bell," the still-popular 42nd president called the current economic conditions a "recession" and said ...
"What I think we need to do is find some way to avoid the fiscal cliff, to avoid doing anything that would contract the economy now, and then deal with what's necessary in the long term debt-reduction plans as soon as they can, which presumably would be after the election," Clinton said.
(he must be thinking Republican because that sure as hell isn't Obama's plan)
Clinton did say that Congress would be best off agreeing, at least for the time being, to extend all the tax cuts that are set to expire at the end of the year, including the so-called Bush tax cuts named after Clinton's successor, George W. Bush.
Those across-the-board cuts have been criticized by Democrats who say they were skewed toward upper-income earners.
To counter the cuts, President Obama proposed the Buffett Rule — which was ultimately defeated — that would have imposed a surtax on millionaires.
Politically, Clinton has found himself in a ticklish spot lately as reports have re-emerged about his sometimes ambivalent stance toward Obama. He recently praised Republican challenger Mitt Romney's record in private equity at Bain Capital, another remark that amplified the notion that the two don't always see eye-to-eye.
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US Already in 'Recession,' Extend Tax Cuts
Former President Bill Clinton said that the US economy already is in a recession and urged Congress to extend all the tax cuts due to expire at the end of the year.
In a taped interview aired on "Closing Bell," the still-popular 42nd president called the current economic conditions a "recession" and said ...
"What I think we need to do is find some way to avoid the fiscal cliff, to avoid doing anything that would contract the economy now, and then deal with what's necessary in the long term debt-reduction plans as soon as they can, which presumably would be after the election," Clinton said.
(he must be thinking Republican because that sure as hell isn't Obama's plan)
Clinton did say that Congress would be best off agreeing, at least for the time being, to extend all the tax cuts that are set to expire at the end of the year, including the so-called Bush tax cuts named after Clinton's successor, George W. Bush.
Those across-the-board cuts have been criticized by Democrats who say they were skewed toward upper-income earners.
To counter the cuts, President Obama proposed the Buffett Rule — which was ultimately defeated — that would have imposed a surtax on millionaires.
Politically, Clinton has found himself in a ticklish spot lately as reports have re-emerged about his sometimes ambivalent stance toward Obama. He recently praised Republican challenger Mitt Romney's record in private equity at Bain Capital, another remark that amplified the notion that the two don't always see eye-to-eye.
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Johnny_Ray_Wilson
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Show me a presidential candidate who can sweet talk us into believing the best course for the US, with a track record that shows they follow up on most of that. Well, I will take him/her any day of the week.
I am still on the fence about Obama. What the US needs now is both a President and a Congress with the ability cut through BS and simplify things. We need them to stop playing the blame game.
We had different objectives with Reagan and Clinton. They both met those objectives contrary to what the naysayers think.
We need leaders who take into account the whole picture, not just what their 'constituents' and donors think is right with their piece of the picture.
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