Incarnadine is from “Macbeth” where he laments:

“…No, this my hand will rather all the multitudinous seas incarnadine…”

(Or: the blood washed from his murdering mitt will turn the oceans red.)

I’ve remembered the word since understudying the role in H.S. (never got onstage, since the regular guy stayed healthy, but I designed some good, gnarled, Kurosawa-esque sets).

Bill Clinton feigns anger again in an interview on CNN.
 
Clinton exaggerates about the Cleland ad… Judge for yourself:
 
t/b: Hot Air

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that little flash of indignant anger that indicates you’re getting a glimpse at the man’s core.

Bill Clinton is a horrible human being. Period.
Distractions? He’s the circus leader of distractions.
. A mendacious evil, evil man.

The author: Morris, author of National Book Award nominee Richard Milhous Nixon: The Rise of an American Politician (LJ 12/89), has written arguably the most damning indictment of the Clintons to date.)

Partners in Power

If a Democrat said something similar about a Republican veteran, you would be outraged.

B26354 on September 27, 2007 at 4:46 PM

Politics doesn’t matter to me when it comes to matter of war. I would say the same thing about anybody who did that, and trust me I broke in enough wet behind the ears 2nd LT’s to know what I am talking about. It isn’t the first thing I would say about “No tax he didn’t like” Cleland but if you want to try and use his veteran status as some sort of shield to hide behind then I will batter that shield.
It seems to be okay to attack active duty troops currently serving in the field, just ask Murtha, but somehow attaining veteran status is supposed to grant you some sort of immunity. I don’t think so. In both cases Clinton mentions they were private citizens in the political arena, whereas in the case of Gen Petraeus he is still serving.
How can Hillary hope to hold a meeting of her top military commanders if she were commander in chielf now that she is on the record as voting not to back the very commander in charge? What kind of feedback can you expect?

Nuff Said!

The revisionary history from the left is becoming tedious. Of course we cannot expect the truth from Bill Clinton.

I remember the Rolling Stone article by PJ Harvey & HS Thompson, and how HS felt totally intimidated by this thug.

“The MoveOn attack on Petraeus ought to disgust every American who respects the military. Having served in the military during Clinton’s tenure, I’m not surprised in the least that the “Betray Us” attack did not disgust Wild Bill.”

It does disgust me. In fact, it infuriates me. No doubt, this is the signal that the anti-war types have been waiting for that it’s okay to call the troops “baby killers” and it’s okay to start spitting on them if in uniform.

Are you people aware that during the 50th anniversary of the Normandy Invasion, Clinton and his party spent the night aboard the USS Roosevelt. And when they left, THEY STOLE THE TOWELS AND ROBES provided by the Navy.

If you want to know how corrupt this pissant piece of sh*t and his d*ldo bitchwife is, read “Unlimited Access” by Gary Aldrich. Bill shouldn’t be “First Husband.” And Hillary shouldn’t be President. These, lying, cheating, treasonous people should share adjoining cells in a federal prison instead!

He gives himself away in those flash moments but he does try really, really intensely to keep himself hidden. Let the wise be aware and observe…the bitten lower lip, the waving hands, the soulful glimpses upward while swaying back and forth, that’s the act. Who is shown in those flash moments is who he is.

I just got to watch this fake ‘indignant abortion’ and concluded that nothing has changed. I thought that time, his impeachment, her political power drives, etc. had mellowed him, and above all made him a bit more graceful. Nope!

No way is this going back into that house. One grotesque fluke was more than enough. Beyond filth. The miracle would be if he’d believe himself.

profitsbeard on September 27, 2007 at 9:36 PM

Can’t bear to quote your post, but thanks for the new vocabulary word. Incarnadine is a new one for me, and I LOVE to learn new words.

Somebody’s collie might say:

Now that I think of it, clinton’s whole presidency was a vocabulary-expanding experience.

Frakkin’ aspirin factory assassin. Your courage dishonesty is astounding.

hillbillyjim on September 27, 2007 at 8:55 PM

Got a grin out of that.

How do people not see right thru that clintoonian mask?

I can’t believe the left actually worships this guy.

The Patron Saint of Sleaze.