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Gee!! I do wish he could run for President again and help us get out of this mess we are in. We all had more money in our pockets. Nanny
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quote:Originally posted by Nanny: Gee!! I do wish he could run for President again and help us get out of this mess we are in. We all had more money in our pockets. Nanny
Wow, you are completely out of your mind. The one good thing he did as president was make us all laugh every night as we watched the "show"
quote:Originally posted by Nanny: Gee!! I do wish he could run for President again and help us get out of this mess we are in. We all had more money in our pockets. Nanny
Monica, is that you???
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....yeah, thanks for ignoring bin laden all those years, wouldn't want to offend the u.n. this country really appreciated it...
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quote:Originally posted by keithsan: ....yeah, thanks for ignoring bin laden all those years, wouldn't want to offend the u.n. this country really appreciated it...
Clinton spent more money on cigars than covert intelligence.
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Clinton came in just as G. Bush Sr. had engineered the start of a economic recovery.
This was also the time of the internet explosion.
Clinton rode the tide of these two events and we prospered - but not because of Clinton.
Clinton tried to introduce socialistic programs, but the Republican congress wouldn't let him get away with it. The Republicans then put forward their "Contract with America" with proposals for such things as welfare reform. Clinton co-opted some of this progeram to pull the rug from under the Republicans and took credit when the Republican agenda passed.
Then the internet bubble burst and a recession begin as Clinton left office.
George Bush Jr. inherited a recession and internet bust from Clinton, and things got worse from 9-11.
Clinton had several chances to get rid of Usama bin Laden, but declined, before Clinton left office.
The man is a con artist with no moral character, but people love him. He makes them feel good.
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NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! If it comes to that, I'm moving to I don't know where, but I'll think of somewhere! Posts: 622 | From: USA | Registered: Aug 2004
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Clinton was the best! (at hiding interns under his desk)
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quote:Originally posted by jimbo: Clinton will run for president again if Kerry is not elected. I am just wondering if any will vote for HER. ;o)
the coutry has now been run by three families over the last 24 years...(some could argue Bush Sr. had 12, and it's really only 2 families... this election makes it 28.....
i don't like it, but it's reality...accept it... Hillary or Jeb would make it 32 at least....that's tooooo much.... Giulianni?????
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I laugh at the credit Clinton receives for the economy while he was president. Name me ONE policy of his own that was passed that he can credit toward economic growth and justifiably take credit for?
Clinton rode the wave of a baby-boom generation in the prime money-making years of their lives. Wages were high, spending was high, and the stock market was demand driven by people who had money to invest.
Clinton did nothing to spur the economy and as such deserves no credit for its success.
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......clintons economy took off when the republicans won the house. hmmmm......
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