[sauropod]

Awwwww....

Can't ya just feel the love?

[governsleastgovernsbest]

I find it interesting that Clinton got such a "rousing" recpeption in NYC, ostensibly the heart of Clinton country. Wonder if Beezlebubba will be introducing Willie at his Texas gigs any time soon?

[Corin Stormhands]

One quoted the ex-prez as complaining, "I see the Republicans are here tonight."

Well, at least he understands country music a little better than the Blixie Chicks.

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[UCFRoadWarrior]

I bet Clinton really loathes the military now

The "Clinton Legacy", or what was left of it, was hanging on with the toppled Saddam statue

[rj45mis]

Hey...do ya think those people are finally on to him now?

[bedolido]

lol... Mr Bill is boooooed. Talk about a useful idiot.

[Mr. Mojo]

Another saw a fellow concertgoer who stood up, booed and gave Clinton the finger - prompting security to escort him out of the hall.

Geez, a mere flipping of the bird gets one the boot?

[MP5]

Clinton blames the Republicans for _______ (just fill in the blank)

[twigs]

gave Clinton the finger - prompting security to escort him out of the hall

An abrogation of his first-amendment rights? If the roles were reversed, Clinton would certainly whine about it!

[familyofman]

Keep in mind the axiom - what goes round, comes round. If you feel it's fine & dandy to boo a former POTUS you don't like (maybe even applaud the booing) don't be so two-faced to complain when it happens to a former POTUS you happen to like & admire. Civility is dead & I mourn it's passing.

[putupon]

adding that he "seemed angered" at his reception.

Deeply Angered?

[new cruelty]

bill's Legacy is gaining momentum

[samtheman]

Only Baghdad Bob is in deeper denial.

[tang-soo]

"I see the Republicans are here tonight."

Damn straight!

[GB]

This debunks the conventional wisdom that the U.S. people still have this residual love for Clinton. They don't. They were ready for him to GO in 2001. They elected him twice because of his immense political skills and because we had two weak candidates and Ross Perot screwing up the works, and once he was in there they backed him and they didn't want him impeached or tossed out of office based on the charges that he faced. But IMHO, the U.S. people aside from the far left fringe were tired of him and ready for him to be gone in 2001, and wish he would shut up now.

I don't think the name "Clinton" carries any weight now except with the media, the far left fringe and folks who will never vote for a conservative anyway. That's why ... and I know there are folks here who disagree with me and who see her eeeeevill hand in everything and are worried about her being behind every corner ... I've never been more convinced of anything in my life as I am of the fact that Hillary Clinton has ZERO chance of ever being elected president of the United States.

[NC Conservative]

The Post confirmed Clinton's Republican comment, adding that he "seemed angered" at his reception.

Well when algore defended the dixie chicks he said one should not be afraid to voice their opinion.

[bankwalker]

Another saw a fellow concertgoer who stood up, booed and gave Clinton the finger - prompting security to escort him out of the hall.

I wonder if he got sent to jail for this.

[mabelkitty]

Actually, he gets booed everywhere now.

Bet Hillary was pissed about that union-led, first responder 9/11 parade yesterday in New York.

Chickens coming home to roost, indeed.

[bankwalker]

at a birthday concert for country singer Willie Nelson

I'd love to know who the hell invited him and why.