2001's most unlikely discoveries: Gary Aldrich whacks Washington Post's comments on Clinton

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Thursday, December 27, 2001 | Gary Aldrich

[Dante3]

I agree with you. I was just writing them off the top of my head.

[YaYa123]

Your mention of Pat Schroeder reminds me to ask...

Where's that lyingass little squirt,Bruce Lindsey?

Where's John Podesta?
Rahm Emmanuel
Sydney Blumenthal
Beth Nolan
Jack Quinn
Beth Dozoretz

Since the Emergency Legacy Rehab Meeting, Paul Begala has been on television defending Clinton again, Bill Richardson too. Richard Cohen wrote his column, and my cousin in Arkansas says the Ark Dem Gaz ran a front page defense of Clinton on Sunday. Hard core defenders, but where's everyone else? And what are they doing behind the scenes?

Clinton must be one miserable human being, in the depths of despair. He can't turn on the tv without more and more bad news. According to CNN/Gallop, Clinton's getting more blame for the recession than President Bush or the congress. President Bush has the highest numbers ever recorded, and for the longest period of time. And worst of all, Clinton's failures are openly discussed, all over the media.

Clinton's presidency ends just as conservative voices in the media are becoming more and more prominent. Clinton has got to be tearing his hair out! Fetal position anyone? FOXNews reaches more cities every week, the internet grows, talk radio persists... Clinton can't control any of it.

And did you hear Rudy Guiliani explain President Bush's successes? He said "President Bush is the same in private as he is in public. He's not a phoney, not concerned about image, and he doesn't do polls to figure out what his policy will be." It was such a total body slam to Clinton!!

[eeriegeno]

11) Ex-president William Jefferson Blythe Clinton appears on Larry Kink Live to apologize to the nation, and especially to the 3000+ families who suffered in NYC and DC, for miserably failing to do the 'peoples business' while he was in power. He admits to 'causing peoples pain' rather than feeling it. He further declares that his presidency was a total failure and that he should have remained in Dogpatch.

[Elkiejg]

Thanks for the powerful message in the WTC picture - I sent it off with the "Clinton legacy" statement to as many LIEbral media emails as I could find!! My CHRISTmas present to them!

Also to John: thanks for posting this article. Gary is fast becoming my new hero - after Bush and Rummy.

[AquariusStar22]

The Sink Emperor's legacy:

The country was burned while he diddled.

NOTHING can hide that essential truth no matter how much his little cronies try to shout their chorus of orchestrated lies. And the public knows it too.

This emperor never had any clothes and no amount of layering of the truth can change that simple truth.

Let them bleat their silly and absurd assertions. It only makes them look as foolish and corrupt as their fallen hero.

Clinton is a small and diminished man. That's his true and lasting legacy.

(And it warms the cockels of my little compassionate conservative heart!)

[Jimmy Valentine]

Your mention of Pat Schroeder reminds me to ask... "Where's that lyingass little squirt,Bruce Lindsey? Where's John Podesta? Rahm Emmanuel Sydney Blumenthal Beth Nolan Jack Quinn Beth Dozoretz"

Consider them as rats lurking behind the wainscoating of our culture, inhabiting lefty foundations and committees.

They are out there for sure.

We have to be diligent about our 'pest control" efforts.

regards,

[Fred Mertz]

Super article Gary!

[okimhere]

Whilst basking in the glow of the present decent and law-abiding administration, and feeling the surge of pride and patriotism return to our souls, we must NEVER FORGET the evil we were subjected to, lest we be doomed to repeat it in some future hell. NEVER FORGET, NEVER FORGET, NEVER FORGET!

[ironman]

I too would like to complement you on this aritcle. I nearly blew a gasket when I read the Post's stories.

[Tijeras_Slim]

I plan to hammer the clintons and their sleazy little pack of enablers like a cheap bell for as long as I draw breath.... and into the next world, if at all possible--

I hope you don't end up where they do.

[backhoe]

Thanks for looking... I was hoping some would copy the whole thing and retransmit it across the 'net. You cannot read all those stories, links, and lists that tie so many names & players from the clinton era together and not conclude that they were a bunch of criminals who tricked America for 8 sorry years.

[backhoe]

Agreed...

Never Forgive,
Never Forget

lest we get suckered one more time and drag the country to its ruin....

[AGreatPer]

"Clinton can't control any of it."

And, he can't control Freepers following him and hounding him....that is, when we can find him.

Gary, I'm ordering another book at WND to get your autograph. Great article.

[backhoe]

I know I've never been so humiliated by a US President in my life

Me, too.... and it wasn't just him ( I surely detest him for the knowing smirk on my nieces faces whenever oral sex was mentioned... ) but the whole pack of scurvy, sniveling enablers that he dragged along into America's living room.... recall this?

Markie Post and Linda Bloodworth- jumping on the bed in the Lincoln Bedroom......

[backhoe]

I hope you don't end up where they do

If I see any of 'em, I'll know I'm in the Bad Place....

[PhiKapMom]

Great job as usual! Merry Christmas (after the fact) and have the best New Year ever! Thanks for all your links during the past year! You helped me a lot!

[TLBSHOW]

Liberal papers are about as popular now as the pet rock.

Gary Aldrich tells it like it is. The liberals hate that.

[anniegetyourgun]

Disgusting....

[backhoe]

Seasons Greetings, and GTBOS ( glad to be of service! )--

[upcountry miss]

I wish I could find a good picture of that Markie Post/Linda Bloodworth jumping on the bed scene that I could copy and display prominently in my house for all my Democrat relatives to see. I come from a LONG line of Democrats who just blindly vote a straight ticket, not even bothering to consider who they are voting for. Also, I am fascinated by Gary Aldrichs' writings. Just wish he was more visible. Does he have a regular column or a radio show. It seems he has so much to say and I, for one, would like to hear it.