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Bill Clinton (indirectly) disses the Daily Koslings:
Former President Bill Clinton is sticking up for U.S. Sen. Joe Lieberman and his support of the Iraq war ...
Lieberman faces a stronger-than-expected Aug. 8 primary challenge by Greenwich millionaire businessman Ned Lamont, who has criticized Lieberman for his support of the war and his perceived closeness with Republicans and President Bush.
“If we allow our differences over what to do now in Iraq to divide us instead of focusing on replacing Republicans in Congress; that’s the nuttiest strategy I ever heard in my life,” Clinton told the nonprofit cultural organization.
Clinton should read Daily Kos more often; recent posts there make the Lamont strategy seem almost sane. More from Bill:
Clinton questioned efforts of some Democrats to impose a fixed timetable for removing U.S. troops from Iraq—something Lieberman opposes.
“Why send a signal to the people that are trying to keep Iraq divided and tear it up when we’re gonna go,” he asked.
Good question.
#2, #4, that’s true only if he never gets elected as the Secretary-General of the United Nations. Then he’s moonbat-in-chief of the entire effing planet. I think it’s in the UN Charter.
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2006 07 15 at 10:07 AM • permalinkExcept for his Master moving into the White House, of course. As First Gentleman, he’ll have to cover Billaries six.
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2006 07 15 at 10:08 AM • permalinkRight on, Bill!
BTW - completely OT, but here’s a link to Michelle Malkin mocking the moonbat fast. Not awesome stuff - I just loved it because Michelle looks absolutely smoking hot in it.
“Why send a signal to the people that are trying to keep Iraq divided and tear it up when we’re gonna go,” he asked.
Simple. Because George W. won’t set a timetable for withdrawal, the dems/moonbats want one. What is best for our troops or for Iraq is not a concern. Opposing W. is the one, the only agenda.Slightly O/T re: Slick Willy.
I understand that no one from a permanent member country of the UN security counsel can hold the position of Secretary-General. (I don’t know this as a fact, it derives from a reliable source, though.)
As such, it seems like a rule change would be required; an unlikely event (IMO) that warms my heart when Willy is concerned.
You know, I wouldn’t trust Bill with my last dollar or kid sister, but I’d have a beer with him, because I bet he’s funny and charming.
Bill’s “charms” have always eluded me. Personally, I wouldn’t cross the street to spit on his shoe (well, maybe I would…).
Posted by Kyda Sylvester on 2006 07 15 at 02:32 PM • permalinkI didn’t think much Of President Clinton, but I have to admit I’d like to have a pint with him myself. Interesting character…
Posted by Magic Hammer on 2006 07 15 at 04:00 PM • permalink#13 Forbes—
Technically not true. There is no rule in the Charter disqualifying anyone from holding the SG position.
In practice, since you need approval of all five permanent members of the Security Council, nine of fifteen current members of the Security Council, and a majority of the General Assembly, politics keeps anybody from a powerful country out. But it is technically allowed—Charles de Gaulle, Dwight Eisenhower and Anthony Eden were all considered as candidates for the job.
Posted by Warmongering Lunatic on 2006 07 15 at 05:18 PM • permalink#14: I believe I’d put it a bit more strongly. Can’t remember where I heard it but, “I wouldn’t piss on his chest if his heart were on fire”.
Clinton is frequently given credit for having “charm”. I’m sure he is capable of being convivial, but “charm” has become a much debased word if it can be applied to this cad - this swinish cad.
Paco & Kyda - I used to be married to such a “charmer” as SlickWilly - even used that nickname for him when I was feeling generous…if he wasn’t within hearing distance. Pigs of a feather, with apologies to the 4-legged swine…I was completely disgusted at this country when that prick (!) was elected, and then RE-elected. I’ll probably not vote for another Democrat as long as I live. Unless it’s Zell Miller.
Oh, lordy, Auntie KC, Kyda, Paco—I don’t trust or like BillyBoy, but hell, I don’t like or trust some of my diva coworkers, either, but they also have funny stories to tell, and I never turn my back on them, so I survive the tale-telling.
I mean, would you trust Bocaccio with your last dollar or kid sister? Good gad, no! But he told some damn funny tales!
#10 Dave S.: Thanks for the link to the Michelle Malkin video. I particularly enjoyed my Cindy Sheehan impersonation, and highly recommend that others check it out.
Posted by Oafish and Infantile on 2006 07 15 at 08:59 PM • permalinkClinton always struck me as the kind of guy who if you got together with him at a restaurant would somehow contrive to end up with you paying the check.
Posted by Andrea Harris, Administrator on 2006 07 15 at 09:46 PM • permalink
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Clinton then went on to say, “Is this thing on? Oh, shit…” and fled the room, covering his face with a program book.