A picture of the person who has been working the hardest to diminish Pres. Bill Clinton's legacy:

[Bicoastal]

This guy.



End of story.

[truedelphi]

1. Lol!! n/t

[NanceGreggs]

2. Yep, that's the guy alright.

:kick:

[Blarch]

3. He removed his mask finally.

The real Bill is just a republican hack. Ask Greenspan, who called Bill "The best republican president we have had in a while"

[Why Syzygy]

4. Absofrigginglutely.

Just as he did while in the WH. He caused his own troubles then, he causes them now.
Go Home, Billy! Save your reputation!

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

5. I wish him every success in doing so.

I hope his charismatic leadership will forever banish his "Third Way", DLC, pandering to the right, legacy from the party.

[TahitiNut]

25. Why has't anyone tried a "Third Way" in the Republican Party?

I find it FASCINATING that "Democrats" don't ponder that at all ... and just swallow the shit.

[Bensthename]

6. Turned a legacy from hazzy to horrible..

[BlueJac]

You finally found him, thank you. I can sleep at night now.

[BeyondGeography]

7. He has it in for the Big Dog like no one else

K&R

[ElsewheresDaughter]

8. you are a disgrace to Democrats everywhere

[Kahuna]

15. Is that so? You speak for ALL Democrats now???

I hardly think so.

[JAbuchan08]

19. Bill and Hillary are ALL Democrats

at least most of them anyways.

[blm]

17. Why? Because he doesn't occupy the Closed Government wing of the Dem party that Bill leads

and fewer Dems are still following now?

Because those Dems waking up and JOINING the Open Government wing of the Dem party are managing to earn your wrath?

[Bicoastal]

18. You know when WJC stopped being my hero?

It was the day Clinton tried to call Barack "fairy tale" Obama out on not being against the war from the beginning. It made me flash back to a TIME magazine article I read as an undergraduate, circa 2003, in which Bill essentially said that if he had been in office, he would have done everything George W. Bush had done Re: Saddam Hussein. Unlike his wife, who merely voted for the IWR, Pres. Clinton said he would have come to the same conclusions about WMD, launched the same invasion against Iraq, and regretted nothing. Outside of international rhetoric, his quibbles with Bush were mainly on the homefront, I was disappointed in my hero, but as he was the only Democratic President I'd ever known, I simply filed it away for future reference. In fact, for a time, I wondered if he wasn't right about Saddam all along.

Then, this year, he says he was against the war from the beginning, and claims that Barack Obama wasn't. That's the moment when the hero of my Grade School years slipped and fell off of his pedestal.

I forgave him for lying about extra-marital affairs, but lying about an event concerning hundreds of thousands of lives is simply inexcusable in my eyes.

Is it OK in yours?

[krkaufman]

24. chuckle. I was an Edwards supporter at the time ...

... but, for me, it was Bill's post-Iowa "fairy tale" distortion of Obama's Iraq war position that begin to shift me from neutral between the other two leading candidates. Before the Clinton campaign ratcheted-up the negativity following their third-place finish in Iowa, I'd been indifferent between Clinton and Obama, should Edwards not win the nomination; but the increasing negativity, starting with Bill's "fairy tale" spin, has pushed the Clinton campaign closer and closer to John McCain in my esteem.

[yodermon]

21. lol

:rofl:

[krkaufman]

22. I don't think Bill has done irreparable harm to ALL Democrats, really.

We can recover. But his legacy has certainly been tarnished by his actions during the campaign.

[TahitiNut]

26. Thank you, Bill O'Reilly

:eyes:

[YOY]

32. Coming from the woman who says she won't vote fo BO if he is the nominee

You don't have a leg to stand on in judging the matter of who is a real Democrat and who isn't.

[Emit]

9. A pithy post, indeed, Bicoastal!

Short, sweet and to the point. :toast: eom.

[mod mom]

10. I believe it is information available today via the internet that has exposed his legacy

NAFTA, Most Favored Trade w China, Telecom Act of 96, Banking Mergers-these are the policies that have lead to many of the problems that face this country. They might have been good for the short term-but their effects are now being felt-and it ain't pretty!

[ingac70]

11. K&R!

[dkf]

12. He has to do something or Hillary will keep him like a whipped puppy

for the next 4 to 8 years. Horrors.

[City Lights]

13. Sad but true. He could have been such an asset to Hill's campaign.

Somewhere along the way he lost the "et."

[Hieronymus]

14. It still stings to know how they lied, and still do.

[anonymous171]

23. It's what got Bush the WH in 2000.

That and election fraud.

[tishaLA]

31. you expressed it perfectly

all those years we defended him. And, as it turns out, at least part of it was true. It does sting.

[samsingh]

16. so true

[Erin Elizabeth]

20. Dude doesn't want to be first laddie.

Period.

And that picture makes me sad for a lot of reasons. I want to go back to the days when I liked the Clintons. :(

[Piperay]

27. TOTALLY agree. nt

[Blue_State_Elitist]

28. How cute, an Obamite Hallmark card post!

Kill me now.

[alphafemale]

29. My gawd. Is it just me or is he starting to look like Babs?

:scared:

[donheld]

30. I can't speak for others but

that's the person who convinced me.