Stephanie
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- Jul 11, 2004
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How lovely from a Former President of our United States. and Pelosi say civilization as we know will END if they lose the Senate.
these people are disgusting and has lost all sense of decency and civility, all for WHAT? power and politics
wake up people
SNIP:
Former President Bill Clinton railed against Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Sunday and framed the midterm elections as more broadly about defining “the terms in which we will relate to each other and relate to the rest of the world.”
Speaking at Sen. Tom Harkin’s (D-Iowa) annual steak fry fundraiser, Clinton said while much had improved in America, one problem still prevailed: “We don’t want to be around anyone that disagrees with us.”
"We’ve got to pull this country together to push this country forward,” he went on to declare.
Speaking directly after Hillary Clinton, the former president's contrast in style with his wife was stark. He spoke for a shorter time, extemporaneously, and spoke mostly of his time in office and the need for Democrats to vote this fall; she gave a more sweeping speech, from written notes, peppered with joking references to her potential presidential run.
In his speech, Bill Clinton decried Republicans for spending “all their time dissing the president and dumping on the Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.”
“Half the time they’re not even running against their opponents. They’re trying to get you to check your brain at the door, start foaming at the mouth,” he said. “The last thing they want you to do is think.”
And in comments reminiscent of those he’s made on the campaign trail for Kentucky Democratic Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes, he went into a fierce attack of McConnell.
Clinton lambasted McConnell for comments he made during a private conference of conservative donors and strategists organized by the billionaire Koch brothers that the “worst day” of his political career was when the McCain-Feingold bill was signed into law, which was meant to bring greater transparency to campaign financing.
Clinton said that made him “profoundly sad.”
all of it here: and COMMETS oh darn...lol
Bill Clinton Republicans trying to get you to check your brain at the door TheHill
these people are disgusting and has lost all sense of decency and civility, all for WHAT? power and politics
wake up people
SNIP:
Former President Bill Clinton railed against Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Sunday and framed the midterm elections as more broadly about defining “the terms in which we will relate to each other and relate to the rest of the world.”
Speaking at Sen. Tom Harkin’s (D-Iowa) annual steak fry fundraiser, Clinton said while much had improved in America, one problem still prevailed: “We don’t want to be around anyone that disagrees with us.”
"We’ve got to pull this country together to push this country forward,” he went on to declare.
Speaking directly after Hillary Clinton, the former president's contrast in style with his wife was stark. He spoke for a shorter time, extemporaneously, and spoke mostly of his time in office and the need for Democrats to vote this fall; she gave a more sweeping speech, from written notes, peppered with joking references to her potential presidential run.
In his speech, Bill Clinton decried Republicans for spending “all their time dissing the president and dumping on the Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.”
“Half the time they’re not even running against their opponents. They’re trying to get you to check your brain at the door, start foaming at the mouth,” he said. “The last thing they want you to do is think.”
And in comments reminiscent of those he’s made on the campaign trail for Kentucky Democratic Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes, he went into a fierce attack of McConnell.
Clinton lambasted McConnell for comments he made during a private conference of conservative donors and strategists organized by the billionaire Koch brothers that the “worst day” of his political career was when the McCain-Feingold bill was signed into law, which was meant to bring greater transparency to campaign financing.
Clinton said that made him “profoundly sad.”
all of it here: and COMMETS oh darn...lol
Bill Clinton Republicans trying to get you to check your brain at the door TheHill
