Life still unfair
Mar 22, 2007 Politics and Poker
Well, Bill Clinton always did fancy himself the redneck JFK. Here’s his beef:
He said he had re-read the Iraq resolution last week, and that his wife had voted only for “coercive inspections.” Clinton justified his wife’s refusal to apologize for her vote by explaining that she was acting out of concern that future presidents might need similar language authorizing “coercive inspections to avoid conflict.”
“It’s just not fair to say that people who voted for the resolution wanted war,” Clinton said.
But it is fair to say that people who agreed with your take on WMD were “lying,” right? And it’s fair that you signed the law making regime change U.S. policy and your wife now campaigns against it? Was the fate of the White House travel office fair? Is it fair that someone who never served in public office or lived in the State of New York walks into the job of Senator of that state?
Life’s been pretty fair for President and Senator Clinton, don’t you think?
March 23rd, 2007 at 8:06 am
This fun couple combines all bad character traits in one neat package.
The secret of their continued, though rather separated, married life is that each is the only person who could still put the other in jail.
March 23rd, 2007 at 10:52 am
I really have no beef on H. Clinton’s role in the Iraq War. A lot of us were hoodwinked at the beginning.
Now as for Bill’s behavior during Al Qaeda’s rise to power — that is a serious problem. That was absolutely negligent.
March 23rd, 2007 at 10:57 am
DK, who hoodwinked you, and how? In doing searches looking for links to use on this post, I noticed, interestingly, that one of the issues on the left is that Hillary has evidently herself never quite came out and said that “Bush lied.” What do you do with that?
March 23rd, 2007 at 12:38 pm
I was fooled! I was misled! I was tricked!
Let’s say this outraged person wants to be President. Isn’t that person, if truthful, too gullible to elect?