Bush Rescues Hillary

News Max ^ | 11/23/07 | Dick Morris and Eileen McGann

[mad_as_he$$]

I read the interview where W said it. Another chip on his pile of $hit around here.

[Theresawithanh]

Thanks for pointing that out to me, Miss Didi. I don’t read Dickie Morris’s claptrap.

I think it’s rather funny that some on this thread are castigating President Bush for having given her a so-called boost and are talking about dynasties and the-fix-is-in stuff. Reminds me a bit of the moonbats who think President Bush is going to stop the election and declare himself president-for-life.

[loreldan]

So a word about Clinton having been in the WH before is going to help Hillary in a DEMOCRAT primary? I’m sure that all the liberals that have been undecided have now been pushed to the Clinton side. They’ve just been waiting to hear which candidate Bush thinks has the most experience!

Yeah, right.

[A.A. Cunningham]

Newsmax lifted the article from townhall.com

[DCPatriot]

The cynic in me suggests that President Bush WANTS Hillary to be POTUS because she'll be a one-termer and live in shame as a failed weak leader...ala Jimmy Carter.

The coming recession/depression is going to place her in Hooverville lore.

Problem is, does she share the view that under no circumstances Iran be allowed to get the bomb?

Because we may not have four years to wait and see.

[CT]

So a word about Clinton having been in the WH before is going to help Hillary in a DEMOCRAT primary? I’m sure that all the liberals that have been undecided have now been pushed to the Clinton side. They’ve just been waiting to hear which candidate Bush thinks has the most experience!

Tough crowd today.

Read the article. Then comments. Particularly what I said (because I posted). When you do you'll see I don't offer any more of a 'theory' than to ask out loud why the Bush family seems to do this.

I did not see this as helpful in the primaries. Possibly the general. But more to the point, utter amazement that anyone from our side could say anything complimentary about the Clintons, especially if some A***holes will try and use it to spin to their advantage.

And by A***holes I am talking the Clinton spin machine, and obviously at some later date.

Hillary was starting to move to the center before her ship srprung a leak. And one way she could do that is by looking like she does battle with Code Pink and the other wack jobs. But now that she has the 'problem' she may have to stay left to lock up the BDS vote.

[Miss Didi]

I am sure W was just being a gentleman...what's he going to say--whaaaaat, that witch??? Remember when he made all those lovely remarks about the Bubbas during their portrait unveiling ceremony? We all whined and moaned but Rush reminded us of strategery.

[loreldan]

2 things. I didn’t read your original comment, so I was responding to Dick Morris and the other author, not to you personally. The other thing is that I don’t believe that saying Clinton is used to being in the spotlight or the pressure of the White House is a compliment. In fact, pointing her out as an insider is not considered a plus to anybody except maye career politicians.

All that aside here is my opinion. I want Hillary to win the primary. I believe she is more beatable than Obama or Edwards. She starts out with 47-49% of the population saying that they will absolutely never vote for her. I like our odds.

[Alissa]

I've heard Rush say that Bush respects & reveres the Office of the Presidency and therefore won't criticize former presidents, etc. I sat disgusted as Bush "rehabilited" Clinton's reputation, my only reasoning was Rush's statement. I no longer respect this reasoning.

Now, I'm so disgusted with Bush & the Clintons and their mindset. The respect for the Office of the President has to be earned and Clinton's rehabilitation is a slap in the face of people who love this country. It occurs to me this is like royalty, if honor is not deserved.

I voted for Bush 4 times. I don't regret those votes even today, because the alternatives were too far left, but I can say, GWB has been extremely disappointing. I don't think I'm alone, I haven't sent a dime to the RNC. I've sent a small check for John Cornyn's reelection and I love my own representative in Congress, Lamar Smith.

[italianquaker]

Yeah like hillary voters are all of a sudden giving a sh-t about what President Bush has to say. This article should really be a scrapple face no?

[Eaker]

she'll be a one-termer and live in shame as a failed weak leader...ala Jimmy Carter.

LOL!

This peanut head is STILL causing problems! Are you saying this is Bush's strategy? Is he that stupid?

[ThisLittleLightofMine]

After Clinton (Hillary) Jeb will come to the rescue (sarc on).

[jveritas]

Agree 100%.

[linn37]

He was being polite. Its very annoying.

[DCPatriot]

WTFDIK??

I'm a President Bush fan...I was just making lemonade from lemons.

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

Read this and weep.

[Signalman]

Hillary Clinton is one of the meanest, nastiest, most arrogant, most fake, most dull, most uncharismatic people to ever run for President.

And those are her good points.

[investigateworld]

Excellent choice. I worked in an area that had characters from that and Gary Webb's Dark Alliance coming through and met individuals from both publications. I'm still trying to locate Reed as I have some questions about that era.

[Eaker]

Hey Jimmie, want some lemonade?

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

This is not the first time Bush has rescued the Clintons.

I don't get it either. He's been doing it since January 22nd, 2001.

Touting the "new tone" in Washington....refusing to purge Clinton appointees and hacks from government offices and departments...mainly, just being a panty-waist when it comes to Clinton.
Nope, just don't get it. Never will.