[dirtboy]

The retired general added new details to his charge that President Bush was responsible for leaving America vulnerable to the 9/11 attacks, saying that President Clinton tried to warn Bush about Osama bin Laden but Bush wouldn't listen.

This comment is almost too stupid for rebuttal ... almost. I guess Wesley never heard from Clinton about his failure to take Sudan up on its proposal to hand bin Laden over to the United States.

[happydogdesign]

[smith288]

"He wasn't paying attention," Clark complained. "He didn't do his job as commander and chief."

Hey Clark, its "Commander in chief"...

[John Jorsett]

What's really scary is that this empty suit was actually in a high command position at one time.

[MontanaBeth]

What a weasel. Someone should give him a kick in the rear.

[wvnavyvet]

I am ashamed to say this guy is a veteran; it sickens me to think he ever led our military in any fashion and he is a disgrace to the men in uniform. He's just another a toe sucker.

[in the Arena]

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[Petronski]

It was all Clinton's doing,
and I proved that . . . .
with geometric logic . . .

[Dolphy]

The retired general added new details to his charge that President Bush was responsible for leaving America vulnerable to the 9/11 attacks, saying that President Clinton tried to warn Bush about Osama bin Laden but Bush wouldn't listen.

If this is his tortured logic, then someone needs to tell him that it doesn't work both ways. If Libya is Clinton's doing then so was September 11.

[Savage Beast]

The Clintons have a genius for recruiting useful idiots.

[You Dirty Rats]

If the ship sinks an enemy ship, then the current Captain gets credit, not the previous Captain.

John Glenn was less of a shameful apologist for Bubba than this clown.

[doug from upland]

Just amazing. Conversely, Clarking is blaming Bush for the rape of Juanita Broaddrick.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Whoa.

Whatever mind-altering substance Wesley is on, I want some.

[Chad Fairbanks]

"This is the way it works in the Navy, if you're the captain of a ship, and it runs aground, they only ask two questions: Did it run aground, and were you the captain?" he explained. "If the answer is yes to both, you're fired."

And in some cases, members of the crew are relieved as well. His point?

[Wondervixen]

>>Clark Credits Clinton for Ghadafy Breakthrough

What? Did Clinton finally convince Ghadafy that things would go easier if he'd just shirk his responsibilities and waste everyone's time getting hummers from interns?

[Diogenesis]

Clark's victims including children during his squeeze against Americans.

[alloysteel]

I thought it was all the spadework done years ago by Billy Carter, when Jimmy was in office....

[Steve_Seattle]

I guess if Clark puts his mind to it, he'll find a way to give Clinton credit for capturing Saddam. But as another poster said, why doesn't he then blame Clinton for 9/11 (hatched several years before the actual attack), the attack on the Cole, the embassy bombings, and the declining economy that Bush inherited?

[Dog Gone]

I assume that he was also blaming Clinton for the recession we are climbing out of, also. I'm sure of it. He couldn't be an illogical damn hypocrite.