The official Bill Clinton Whored Himself on the Vegas Strip Thread

[peoli]

Is a former President, arguably the most popular living democratic President, standing in front of 9 major caucus sites prior to and then entering a caucus location during a caucus in any way voter intimidation?

How long can the Clinton campaign walk the fine line of bullshit before they fall off?

[IndianaJones]

1. the official "like Joe Momma" post. nt.

[KennedyGuy]

2. send for the waaaaaaaambulance

what a crybaby...

[peoli]

3. Prediction: After this campaign we will have a new voter law named after Bill Clinton

regarding former Presidents....

or hopefully, during the campaign.

[madeline_con]

5. The Clinton Caucus Bill is being written as we speak. n/t

[madeline_con]

4. If Michelle Obama had shown up to support Barack, how

many threads woiuld be calling her out?

[gateley]

9. I think it's his former job that's bothersome, not that he's Hill's spouse. nt

[TankLV]

17. OK - so we'll take an axe and split him down the middle so only the husband can go in!!!

will that make you all happy?!

[gateley]

19. Whoa, Tank -- I'm not part of this fight. You jumped on the wrong person. nt

[VolcanoJen]

11. If Michelle or Elizabeth had done that...

... lobbied voters while whipping up charges of voter intimidation inside their ranks during a democratic process, well, I'd have found that to be pretty icky, honestly.

[Inspired]

12. Actually..Michelle Obama came to MY precinct caucus.

In Iowa and it was very disruptive.

[VolcanoJen]

13. Well, then I find that to be pretty icky.

It's not as if caucuses are intended to be solemn events but there is something about all of this that I find worrisome, and I'm a little troubled at the tone this thing is going to take through Super Tuesday, and given the delegate situation, quite possibly beyond.

Did Bill attend any Iowa caucuses? Did Elizabeth?

[Inspired]

14. To be fair....Michelle didn't stay for the proceedings.

She just made an appearance. This is probably what Bill did.

I didn't hear any reports of Bill or Elizabeth showing up.

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[Samantha]

7. What IS your definition of "falling off?"

I had a real fondness for the man that has truly disappeared during this campaign. I find some of the remarks he has made truly appalling. I think it would be understandable for him to work in the background for Hillary's success, but to actively campaign and publicly bash the Democratic opponent, is unbecoming to any former President of the United States.

I also think it is appalling for a candidate who is a woman to try and exploit the female vote. If one is promoting one's candidacy on the basis of one's "experience" should not that candidate be prompting people's vote by saying I am the best qualified, not vote for me because I am woman, and by the way, here's MY HUSBAND, the former president, to tell you more.... It's truly amazing, the Mickey Mouseness of it all.

[ElizabethDC]

8. So, he was campaigning for his wife.

I don't know why people are considering that to be a problem? I guess 'cause it was effective.

[dkf]

10. Bill Clinton has no dignity. Are you surprised?

[democrat2thecore]

15. What if George Bush has showed up for W's caucus voting in 2000? Bad deal. -nt

[DrFunkenstein]

16. I'm Sure There Were Legal Distances He Had to Maintain, But

This campaign has really, really sunk my thoughts of him. Much like Gore's global warming work (and fierce invasion opposition) changed my thoughts about him after 2000.

[robinlynne]

18. shucks, I thought it was going to be a fun post about sex.