Clinton's statement about couch really bugs me!

[ThreeCircles]

Originally posted by stevenpensacola
Clinton was a disgrace to his country.

But not nearly the disgrace that w has turned out to be.

 

[Mackey Mouse]

I try not to get into political discussions but I have to say here it just upsets me so to see us going back and forth on these issues and sometimes just how mean spirited it can get.

 

[DawnCt1]

Originally posted by ThreeCircles
But not nearly the disgrace that w has turned out to be.

Well you are absolutlely wrong about that, but you knew that, didn't you?

 

[lovetotravel1974]

Originally posted by mom2of2
He's lucky he got the couch

 

[faithinkarma]

Originally posted by DawnCt1
Well you are absolutlely wrong about that, but you knew that, didn't you?

Well ThreeCircles, having been shown the error of your ways so eloquently, I can assume Bush can now count on your vote ?

 

[Microcell]

Originally posted by Viking
It still amazes me -and most Europeans- that for so many Americans Clinton's screwing an intern is considered worse than Bush's screwing his country
He only lied about his sex-life, GWB lied about his reasons for going to war.

I guess CLinton did not screw his country by opening himself up to blackmail, that could have led to policy decisions that may have been even more disasterous?

In relation to GWB I can see you have been reading the NY Post. You can get more reliable political discussion from Reader's Digest or Hustler.

Oh yes, I forgot. Anyone who believes anything other than Bil and Hil have not shared a bed in several years is fooling themselves! They are partners in power, not love.

 

[Microcell]

Never mind, I do not want to participate in this debate any longer!

 

[DawnCt1]

Originally posted by Microcell
I guess CLinton did not screw his country by opening himself up to blackmail, that could have led to policy decisions that may have been even more disasterous?

In relation to GWB I can see you have been reading the NY Post. You can get more reliable political discussion from Reader's Digest or Hustler.

Oh yes, I forgot. Anyone who believes anything other than Bil and Hil have not shared a bed in several years is fooling themselves! They are partners in power, not love.

Actually the biggest scandal of the Clinton administration was campaign contributions from the Chi Coms for computer components for weapon systems but that was too complicated for the media to follow.

 

[ThreeCircles]

Originally posted by DawnCt1
Well you are absolutlely wrong about that, but you knew that, didn't you?

DawnCt telling someone their wrong. Isn't that a laugh!

 

[Viking]

Originally posted by Microcell
I guess CLinton did not screw his country by opening himself up to blackmail, that could have led to policy decisions that may have been even more disasterous?

In relation to GWB I can see you have been reading the NY Post. You can get more reliable political discussion from Reader's Digest or Hustler.

Oh yes, I forgot. Anyone who believes anything other than Bil and Hil have not shared a bed in several years is fooling themselves! They are partners in power, not love.

Reliable data? Isn't that GWB's main problem?
He had 'reliable' data about WMD - but couldn't find any.
He had 'reliable' data about a link between Saddam and Osama - But according to the commission's result, there wasn't any.

Here's some reliable data: He had links between his own people and Saddam - Or have you forgotten that Reagan sent Rumsfeld to Saddam in '83 to work against the Mullahs in Iran.

 

[Viking]

Originally posted by izzy
While I certainly agree with your sentiment, perhaps if Clinton had been more on the ball about Al Quaida and the threat it represented rather than concentrating on putting that stain on her dress, we might be talking about different problems in our country today.

My cousin, who used to work in the Secret Service, told me years ago that they one agent assigned to Clinton just to make sure he kept his pants zipped up. Now, I'm sure that is a gross exaggeration (at least I hope it was!), but there must a bit of truth in it, otherwise the story would have never started.

Did they also assign one agent to GWB just to make sure he doesn't any more pretzels?

BTW, if your cousin works for the Secret Service he should know better than talking about stuff like that in the family - Or doesn't he know the meaning of the word 'secret'

 

[peachgirl]

Now, I'm sure that is a gross exaggeration (at least I hope it was!), but there must a bit of truth in it, otherwise the story would have never started.

Nice to know that all you have to do is start a rumor and by the very act of starting it, you give it credibility.

Btw, I don't think the government would think much of your secret service cousin blabbing his mouth off regardless of what he's telling. Any secret service agent that spouts off after he leaves the service doesn't have enough character to be worthy of listening too.

I am always amazed at the perverse and continued interest in President Clinton's sex life.

 

[MJames41]

Originally posted by Viking
Reliable data? Isn't that GWB's main problem?
He had 'reliable' data about WMD - but couldn't find any.
He had 'reliable' data about a link between Saddam and Osama - But according to the commission's result, there wasn't any.

Here's some reliable data: He had links between his own people and Saddam - Or have you forgotten that Reagan sent Rumsfeld to Saddam in '83 to work against the Mullahs in Iran.

Wrong again Viking.

The "reliable data" he had about the WMD included the Russian Intelligence Agency, the German Intelligence Agency, the UN, etc.

According to the 9/11 commission result, there is a very strong link between Saddam and Osama - just not for 9/11.

Here are some other links for you - some of the newest weapons Saddam received right before he was disposed said "Made in France" on them - which is one of the reasons they were against us going in.

 

[MJames41]

Originally posted by peachgirl
Nice to know that all you have to do is start a rumor and by the very act of starting it, you give it credibility.

Btw, I don't think the government would think much of your secret service cousin blabbing his mouth off regardless of what he's telling. Any secret service agent that spouts off after he leaves the service doesn't have enough character to be worthy of listening too.

I am always amazed at the perverse and continued interest in President Clinton's sex life.

I wonder, are you as negative about what Presidents Carter and Clinton say about our foreign policy? Or are you all for their right to express themselves?

 

[faithinkarma]

Originally posted by MJames41
I wonder, are you as negative about what Presidents Carter and Clinton say about our foreign policy? Or are you all for their right to express themselves?

Peachgirl was commenting on someone posting

My cousin, who used to work in the Secret Service, told me years ago that they one agent assigned to Clinton just to make sure he kept his pants zipped up.

What on earth does that have to do with anyone's views on foreign policy?

 

[Lanshark]

Probably has nothing to do with foreign policy but the subject of the thread has nothing to do with foreign policy either.

I too can't imagine that Clinton would have had to sleep on the couch.

 

[Princess Dot]

I too was thinking the same thing, that the President was sleeping on the couch?! Aren't there many other bedrooms in the White House that he could have slept in?