Posted by
Mike Silverman on Thursday, August 28, 2008 12:22:40 PM
Bill Clinton, the most famous adulterer and perjurer on earth, only the second president in our country's history to be impeached by the House Of Representatives, the President who honored the terrorist Yasser Arafat by inviting him to the White House ( what is it about this bunch of Democrats and thier affinity for associating with terrorists?), the man who allowed sales of technology to the Chinese that aided thier construction of ICBM's, the man who protested his own country's war efforts as he stood on foreign soil both as a young man and an old man..., a man who has disgraced the White House and the Presidency infinitely more than Nixon ever did,the man who turned the words AstroTurf and Lewinsky into a sexual reference and promoted the nation-wide discussion of whether a BJ is, or is not sex, the man who refused to hold Osama Bin-Laden in prison when he was offered the chance on multiple occasions, has gone from calling Barack Obama's position on Iraq the biggest fairytale he's ever seen , to giving a rousing speech to the crowds at the Democrat National Convention last night where he loudly proclaimed Obama is right on Iraq. After all that's been revealed about Bill Clinton's disgraceful political and personal scandals I don't know why anyone except the most extreme liberals would ever cheer him or trust anything he has to say. But the tone of Clinton's speech was mostly upbeat, it promoted Obama even though Obama's resume was scant, even though we learned nothing more about Obama than we knew before, and it showed why Bill Clinton is a man who could sell ice to Eskimos. I found it curious, his healthy praise for John McCain. Bill Clinton was there to shore-up Obama. This did not seem to be the moment to inject praise for McCain. There was no need to. So why did he do it? I didn't hear any boos, any catcalls, any negative reaction from the crowds as he praised McCain. Was he speaking to those who were so disappointed with the nomination of Obama that they said they were going to vote McCain? That's my suspicion, but I'm not sure. Was it a suggestion to those people that they "could" vote McCain? I'm not sure. Regardless, his speech ended with the typical liberal crap that the US is suffering in image, the people are agonizing every day, the economy is woe, the military is woe, woe woe woeful United States.
- Mike Silverman