On Clinton, The Wallace 'Interview', & What I Think About All Of It.

[jesus_h_biscuit]

First things first, the now infamous 'interview' Fox News' Chris Wallace did with Bill Clinton. I use the term 'interview' with all intended snarcasm, because first it's Clinton on Fox News. Second, it's Chris Wallace (R-Tool). Third, he was supposed to be there talking about the environment and global warming, then came the typical Fox News

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[brindledbear]

Clinton knows the tricks of the trade and as usual prepared himself for what they would most likely try to spring on him. Go Bill and I hope Hilary makes the run because the twofer will be the best bargain this country has known in a long time.

My only issue with Bill has been that he should not have let the gays in the military/DADT be an issue - (I think) he should have just put out an Executive Order that bias in any form (race, creed...) would simply not be tolerated in any form by the government - keep it out of the legislative arena so those shabby jokes elected to office wouldn't have to get in a dither. I think he did the best he could with what he had.

Today my stomach turns as Bush continues to screech his latest need to squelch rights by pushing the Senate (the House already has) to pass the pen-ultimate nail in the Human Rights coffin - the last one will be when he applies the terror suspect act to all americans because we disagree with him. And (as per CNN) in this bill he has (pre) pardoned himself for the criminality of the act - how can that hold up if he is the one who signs the legislation.

[jesus_h_biscuit]

He's one of the most intelligent leaders we've ever had, which is patently obvious next to Chimpy especially.

I agree that an exec order would have been the best course of action, but given the political climate of the time I really don't think it could've been validated - then again, who knows. It absolutely seems like something all rational thinking people would find agreeable, but that's not who we're talking about.

If Bush gets up and manages to breathe or turn on a light without electrocuting himself, I'm tempted to learn Kaddish.