Comments on: Bill Clinton: Older Voters Are Too Smart To Be Fooled By Obama

By: DLS

DLS — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 19:01:37 +0000

“voters should NOT cast their votes to vote for an African-American because he is an African American — and they should NOT cast their votes to vote for a woman because she is a woman”

But Dem voters are planning to do this in large numbers this year. This even is conceded by the extreme, oft-delusional Left, exemplified specifically about this subject in a preceding thread on this site.

By: CStanley

CStanley — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 15:12:16 +0000

I think this is one of the genius strategies of Obama- he goads Bill into going out on the stump and making a fool of himself every time he says something negative about the “Clinton years.” It's brilliant, really- Obama makes comments that aren't strong enough to be viewed as attacks, so he gets no backlash for being negative- but Bill overreacts every time and it ends up being a double whammy against Hillary.

By: ChrisWWW

ChrisWWW — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:19:02 +0000

Clinton can't stand that people aren't voting for his wife after all “he did” for us in the 1990s.

By: JoyP

JoyP — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 03:37:34 +0000

Sorry, forgot something. My husband says ditto for him and he is a white male in his early sixties. We are not fooled by Obama and definitely not fooled by the Clintons.

By: JoyP

JoyP — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 03:34:37 +0000

How “old” do you have to be to not be fooled by Obama? I am a white woman in my 50's. I was a huge Clinton fan until they started acting “uppity” about her ascension to the “throne”. This is not a monarchy and she has absolutely no standing to tell middle class America how they should feel. When she has to start grocery shopping on a weekly basis and putting gas in her car, then we'll talk. She doesn't have to worry about her pension, health insurance or child's education. We know when we are being played and concerned enough to do something about it.

By: vwcat

vwcat — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 03:03:32 +0000

This is the air of desperation. When you start to tell the voters they are stupid or blind if they don't voter for you (or your wife).
I think a few things has put Bill off his game completely. I never thought him the premire politician but, good. However, I remember in the summer he was doing okay. It was when Obama won Iowa he fell off the cliff. He was allowing Obama to mock him and goad him into rash things. Remember the Reagan comment. That sent him on a spree.
Seems whenever Obama mocks, goads or alludes to Clinton's presidency being less than sterling, he goes into overdrive.
And Obama delights in doing this.
I think obama has driven Bill mad. It's about Bill's legacy and the chance to shine it up becoming a lost dream, Jealousy of Obama and Bill's marriage. The only thing the Clintons have in common and what keeps them together is politics and campaigning. If she loses they have nothing to talk about.
After Monica, the Clintons were not speaking much and then, when Hillary decided to run for the Senate, Bill said " Thank god. We have something to talk about again.' or something to that effect.

By: saintixe56

saintixe56 — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 02:33:07 +0000

tHE PB IS THAT cLINTON-NOT HIS WIFE PROBABLY BUT HIMSELF has yet to come to grips with the damage the lewinski story did to his own standing, some people are merciful, some are lenient some are forgetful, some are not anf the humiliation of C linton not having the guts to admit “YES HE HAS A MISTRESS? SO WHAT TTHAT IS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS NR STARR” THAT ANY EUROPEAN POLITICIAN WOULD HAVE shot back instaed of what we had a shameful shamed pres an ashamed first lady who certainky deserved better and who got a friendly push to becme a senator as a payoff ,?
WHETEVER IS SAID THIS ACTUAK MESS IS THANKS TO BILL CLINTON, he is right to stick to elders they are blessed sometimes with alzeihmer, pb yonger generation is nt
bill clinton is not an asset it is an hazard