That was such a demonstrably false (and discrediting) thing to say, I’m wondering if BJ might be losing it.

Nah, he just knows he’ll get away with any lie he says. Why should he change?

I just took another look at the clinton photo on the home page, … With only the eyes showing, without the smiley mask, there is nothing but cold, sociopathic awareness.
RushBaby on November 28, 2007 at 1:08 AM

“Sometimes that shark he looks right into ya. Right into your eyes. And, you know, the thing about a shark… he’s got lifeless eyes. Black eyes. Like a doll’s eyes. When he comes at ya, doesn’t seem to be living… until he bites ya, and those black eyes roll over white and then… ah then you hear that terrible high-pitched screamin’.”

The Clintons are something else huh?  “During a campaign swing for his wife, former President Bill Clinton said flatly yesterday that he opposed the war in Iraq “from the beginning” — a statement that is more absolute than his comments……

Timed to coincide with tonight’s GOP debate, the Democratic National Committee has launched a new internet TV channel. Its name? Wait for it… FlipperTV….

Yesterday, Bill Clinton spoke in Iowa about how he was against the war in Iraq from the beginning: We need to “go back to fiscal responsibility and reclaim our economic……

Bill Clinton made a political blunder of monumental proportions when he claimed that he “opposed the war in Iraq ‘from the beginning,’” A statement even the New York Times found “is more absolute than his comments before the invasion in March 2003…

Al Gore’s speech September 23, 2002 sums this up very well:

What this tells me is the Congress should require, as part of any resolution that it considers, some explicit guarantees on whether we’re proposing to simply abandon the Iraqi people in the aftermath of a military victory there or whether or not we’re going to demand as a nation that this doctrine of “wash your hands and walk away” be changed so that we can engage in some nation building again, and build the kind of peace for the future that our people have a right expect.

Much more in that speech that should be recycled and rebroadcast everywhere to remind people that Gore and the Clintons have been trying to rewrite history ever since we invaded.

Gore advocated for “staying the course”. Read it in that speech. It’s right there. In the excerpt. Gore advocated that Congress should require Bush to stay the course in Iraq for the sake of the Iraqi people.

Here he is standing up for the little guy

sorry, thought that one was going to end up being a p*nis joke. I mean…Clinton, you know? Sigh.

just took another look at the clinton photo on the home page, trying to figure out why it gave me the chills…With only the eyes showing, without the smiley mask, there is nothing but cold, sociopathic awareness.

RushBaby on November 28, 2007 at 1:08 AM

The photo gave me the willies (pun semi-intended) too, but didn’t know why. Now I know why it creeped me out so much. He is a scary dude and I hope I never see him in person.

His first two initials aren’t B.J. for nothin’.

This is what bonds him to Hillary. The relentless, calculating, chimeric coldness they share in common.

Plus, another flashback: “Everybody makes mistakes.”

The problem is, despite the White House pussying out on the line, it wasn’t a “mistake”. He stated that British intelligence had found… and it’s backed up by the former PM of Niger.