"So we have documented proof: Americans rank Bill Clinton with national misfortunes on the order of the Great Depression and the Vietnam War. (This, of course, is an overreaction: The Great Depression wasn’t that bad.)
And now Bill Clinton has wrecked Hillary’s campaign, too. He’s like the creepy guy who graduated last year but still hangs around the high school cafeteria chatting up sophomores.
In a Time magazine poll taken earlier this year, more than twice as many voters said Bill Clinton’s involvement in Hillary’s campaign made them less likely to vote for her as said they were more likely to vote for her. (Some even said that “having Bill Clinton around makes me less likely to vote for What’s-Her-Name.” One-third of the respondents were upset Bill didn’t call the next day, like he promised.)"
— Ann Coulter
“Ronald Reagan was so popular, he not only won a 49-state landslide re-election for himself, but he also won a symbolic third term for his boob of a vice president, George Herbert Walker Bush (who immediately blew it by breaking his own “no new taxes” pledge).”
— from the link
[quote]Headhunter wrote:
"So we have documented proof: Americans rank Bill Clinton with national misfortunes on the order of the Great Depression and the Vietnam War. (This, of course, is an overreaction: The Great Depression wasn’t that bad.)
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This claim pretty much sums up how that mental case fabricates her “facts”. In the real world Clinton left office with an approval rating of 66%.
[quote]Ken Kaniff wrote:
Headhunter wrote:
"So we have documented proof: Americans rank Bill Clinton with national misfortunes on the order of the Great Depression and the Vietnam War. (This, of course, is an overreaction: The Great Depression wasn’t that bad.)
This claim pretty much sums up how that mental case fabricates her “facts”. In the real world Clinton left office with an approval rating of 66%.[/quote]
Gore should have won, on the heels of such a successful president as Bill. Hillary should be the nominee by now, and the odds-on favorite for the whole thing, out of longing for the halcyon days of Bill’s presidency. What happened?
Clinton was a likable guy, but a lightweight. Or, as Homer Simpson put it, Jimmy Carter with a Fox attitude. He was lucky enough to preside over a period of relative peace and economic prosperity, but if times had been harder he would have crashed and burned.
Of course Gore won the popular vote and in fact he also won Florida. But its true that after Clinton he should have won overwhelmingly. He didnt because many americans decided to vote for an idiot instead because theyd rather “have a beer with him” than with Gore, and in the past 8 years the country paid the price for it.
I would have been ok with Bush if he just setup shop in Afganistan and fought the terrorist from there. Instead he had to get greedy and go into Iraq. Now he’s made the Iranians a near future super power by getting rid of the country that kept them in check (Iraq).
It seems like we’re shocked that Iran is helping the IRAQ militia’s, when we gave tons of weapons to Iraq which were used to kill a million Iranians.
Oh well, hopefully our next president will be able to ease the tensions we’ve created over the past 7 years with the rest of the world.
[quote]adamhum wrote:
I would have been ok with Bush if he just setup shop in Afganistan and fought the terrorist from there. Instead he had to get greedy and go into Iraq. Now he’s made the Iranians a near future super power by getting rid of the country that kept them in check (Iraq).
It seems like we’re shocked that Iran is helping the IRAQ militia’s, when we gave tons of weapons to Iraq which were used to kill a million Iranians.
Oh well, hopefully our next president will be able to ease the tensions we’ve created over the past 7 years with the rest of the world.[/quote]
You mean like the tensions that were in place that caused the 9/11 attacks?
[quote]Zap Branigan wrote:
adamhum wrote:
I would have been ok with Bush if he just setup shop in Afganistan and fought the terrorist from there. Instead he had to get greedy and go into Iraq. Now he’s made the Iranians a near future super power by getting rid of the country that kept them in check (Iraq).
It seems like we’re shocked that Iran is helping the IRAQ militia’s, when we gave tons of weapons to Iraq which were used to kill a million Iranians.
Oh well, hopefully our next president will be able to ease the tensions we’ve created over the past 7 years with the rest of the world.
You mean like the tensions that were in place that caused the 9/11 attacks?[/quote]
Wait’ll Obama/Hillary take office, if they do. The Iranians know these are the cut-and-run people — they got elected by doing just that. A lot of good American servicemen and women will die because the enemy knows our leadership won’t fight. Bush would bomb the shit out of 'em, if he had to. O’bama will call for a ‘conference’, probably with Pastor Wright and ‘Big Tony’ as his spiritual advisors.
