justingroves
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it completed the list. The lies about it were clearly the problem and undermined the man as a president for quite a protracted period of his presidency.Just not sure why fidelity falls in the same "atrocious" category as military and intelligence services.
how is this relavant? obama is far more liberal than bill clinton. AND both reagan and bush are republicans. If you had argued that reagan was a good president so therefore bush would be a good president woudl that have been logical?
What did Clinton do that was so great? Happened to be sitting in the chair while the dot com boom happened? Sat by while terrorists repeatedly killed Americans overseas? Put people in place that helped to create this mortgage problem?
That's really the point. It's the same as the arguement that Carter was a bad President so Obama will be a bad President.
Everyone said Clinton was too liberal before he got in office, and Bush was a fisical conservative. In reality neither was true, and we won't know about the next President until after he gets in office.
not to mention he invaded a sovereign country that posed no threat to the US and did so without the blessings of the United Nations. His administration also did nothing about the genocide in Rwanda and his supporters are now saying the US should put troops on the ground in The Sudan.
Then there's Waco and Elian Gonzales.
Sat by while terrorists repeatedly killed Americans overseas?
I've heard this arguement before in here by different people.
The reality is, Clinton did try to take out Obama. When he did the Republican Congress condemned him for trying to distract the public from the Lewinsky scandal.
You can't have it both ways here. You can't criticize him for not doing more to take out Obama, when he got royally criticized by the Republicans at the time when he did bomb his camp in Afghanistan.
I've heard this arguement before in here by different people.
The reality is, Clinton did try to take out Obama. When he did the Republican Congress condemned him for trying to distract the public from the Lewinsky scandal.
You can't have it both ways. You can't criticize him for not doing more, when he got royally criticized by the Republicans at the time when he did bomb his training camps in Afghanistan.
I've heard this arguement before in here by different people.
The reality is, Clinton did try to take out Obama. When he did the Republican Congress condemned him for trying to distract the public from the Lewinsky scandal.
You can't have it both ways. You can't criticize him for not doing more, when he got royally criticized by the Republicans at the time when he did bomb his training camps in Afghanistan.
I've heard this arguement before in here by different people.
The reality is, Clinton did try to take out Obama. When he did the Republican Congress condemned him for trying to distract the public from the Lewinsky scandal.
You can't have it both ways. You can't criticize him for not doing more, when he got royally criticized by the Republicans at the time when he did bomb his training camps in Afghanistan.