You know, when you have to tell people that you were a great president, you weren't.
Page Six reports:
May 3, 2003 -- BILL Clinton wants to remind people how much he achieved in office. This week, the William Jefferson Clinton Foundation mailed out a neatly printed booklet containing a "record of accomplishment" for his administration, "summarizing work on the economy, foreign policy, the environment and other issues." Clinton rep Jim Kennedy says it isn't a prelude to a plea for cash. "We get many requests for information about the work of the administration, and the booklet provides a useful summary of facts and figures that we can send in response," he tells us. "Once the [Clinton] library is open next year, much more background on the record of the administration will be available." [Okay, not exactly the true record of the administration, he admitted, "But some kind of record. We're busy writing it now. Stephen King and Danielle Steel are our ghostwriters."]
LOL. Good one!
You know, when you have to tell people that you were a great president, you weren't.