Message to the media

[Hutzpa]

Please stop showing that Bill Clinton "Fairytale" meme

I love Bigdog...please don't soil his reputation.

I love you Dawg!

That clip makes me cringe, really does.

[SammyWinstonJack]

1. They won't. By the time they are through, it will have played more times than the

"Dean scream". Just watch.

[oldtime dfl_er]

2. It's not the clip

it's the media's spin on it. Holier-than-thou Wolfie and John "I Wanna Be" King acting all self righteous and wide-eyed that a FORMER PRESIDENT woudl say such things. Give ME a break.

[Bicoastal]

3. He said it. Now he can't UN-say it. nt

[jaxx]

5. I've always been a BC supporter.

But this is acting like he's the candidate, not the spouse.

[SteppingRazor]

4. If it makes you cringe ... maybe he shouldn't have said it?

:shrug:

Mind you, I don't think anyone should take his words out of context, but what you're asking for seems like a case of shooting the messenger.

[gateley]

6. I just watched it because I was curious.

I didn't see anything wrong with it and don't understand the hoopla.

I honestly haven't been paying much attention to the campaigns other than Biden's, and I intentionally stayed away from posts talking about the smarmy tactics that were being used by the candidates, so I'm not familiar with what BC is referring to.

But I AM really fried that the media is focusing on shit like this when our country is thinking about "doing something" in Pakistan, when Bush is in Israel to maybe get "real" intelligence that might support his claim of an Iranian nuclear program.

We should be getting the candidates' approaches to these problems, ask them these questions SPECIFICALLY and not be gleefully jumping on a rival candidates' irrelevant remarks.

Were' screwn.