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Pretty sorry state of affairs when a supporter defends you as being "dubious." Kind of like the old line: they said you weren't fit to eat with the pigs, so I defended you. LOL
1 posted on 10/24/2001 10:24:31 AM PDT by CT
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I must disagree. If you say he it is dubious,that means there is some doubt. There is no doubt, no "dubiousness" about it. Clinton is the worst President in the last 100 years if not ever.
2 posted on 10/24/2001 10:30:27 AM PDT by AUgrad
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50 or more years from now when history is written about this time period, klintoon will come up as the very worst President that this country has ever known.

He will be considered a whole lot more than simply dubious.

6 posted on 10/24/2001 10:42:04 AM PDT by joyce11111
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At the moment, circulating through the ether of cyberspace is the indictment of Clinton as a terrorist co-conspirator.

The truth hurts, doesn't it?

7 posted on 10/24/2001 10:42:52 AM PDT by LiberteeBell
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After reading this earlier this morning, I emailed the author. I didn't like the way he used his criticism of Clinton to pave the way for a backhanded slight to Bush.

Humor me if you have a minute and drop Mr. Ruth a note of your own. His email addy is: DRuth@tampatrib.com.

My original email:
Horse hooey. Bush isn't taking terrorists to court and ignoring the nations that breed and harbor them. Clinton did. Why? He had "other" things on his mind.

*Your* logic doesn't hold up.

The "author's" resonse to me:
You stilllllllllllllllll don't get it.

My follow up:
Well, one of us doesn't.

Clinton never went after the roots of terrorism. He chopped away at the tail of the snake, but was too timid to go after the head. It does no good to incarcerate flunkies without making a serious effort to stop the state-sponsorship of terrorism.

Plus, in another major faux pas, all he managed to do was get the weapons inspection program stopped in Iraq, helping Saddam achieve Iraq's goal.

Clinton was a "personality," not a leader. And you, sir, are a groupie.

8 posted on 10/24/2001 10:43:07 AM PDT by Exigence
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Two obvious facts are missing from Ruth's article: 1. Hillary Clinton received campaign funds from associates of the Hammas. 2. Mr.Clinton provided pardons to FALN terrorists in a blatant attempt to garner Puerto Rican votes for Hillary Clinton.
9 posted on 10/24/2001 10:44:52 AM PDT by fuzzthatwuz
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But in each case, those responsible were caught.

By this standard, nothing needs to be done about 9/11, since the hijackers are all dead. Were WJC President, we might be hearing that explanation.

10 posted on 10/24/2001 10:47:00 AM PDT by SJackson
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Clinton will go down in history as John Belushi's ``Animal House'' character

I can just just picture hin sitting on WhiteHouse floor in the last night of his administration saying, "There goes eight years of the Presedency right down the drain. I guess I'll have to join the frigking peace corps."

12 posted on 10/24/2001 10:50:51 AM PDT by oyez
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This is one of the most enjoyable posts I have read in a while.

On so many levels this is good news.

13 posted on 10/24/2001 10:50:51 AM PDT by porte des morts
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We won't know that this change has taken place until the media stops referring to President GW Bush as 'Mister'Bush and the x42 as 'President Clinton'.

Then, we'll know that the landslide has started.

18 posted on 10/24/2001 10:57:16 AM PDT by wbill
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Well, why not? Was not Clinton alive at the time all this stuff manifested itself? Coincidence? Draw your own conclusions.

The author's attempt at sarcasm misses the boat, and further reveals his liberal bias. Here is a simple example, drawn from real life:A pro football team is mired in mediocrity. They have finished 8-8, 9-7 and 7-9 the previous 3 years. They go out and hire a new man to run the club. He is given full responsibility for draft choices, trades, and the overall running of the club. Indeed, he is given two titles--general manager and coach. His record for the three years--7-9, 7-9, 6-10. He is replaced by a new leader with the same powers and responsibilities. In his first year, the new leader goes 5-11. Can you blame the previous guy for your poor season? Of course you can. Most of the players on the team were his choices.
The world George W. Bush is working in is the one he inherited from William Jefferson Clinton. Clinton's decisions and policies over those years established the framework that Bush is now dealing with. These include immigration policy, funding of the military, and foreign policy, to name just a few. Why were inspections halted in Iraq? Why were nuclear secrets leaked to, sold to, or allowed to be stolen by the Chinese? Clinton's search for a legacy involved getting signatures on pieces of paper from untrustworthy enemies whose signatures were never worth the paper upon which they were affixed.
George W. Bush had fewer than eight months to clear up a mess that had taken eight years to create. Yes, some of the blame can be attributed to former presidents, from FDR to George H.W. Bush. But, Clinton was the most recent occupant of The White House, and he was there for two full terms. Most of the blame is his.

25 posted on 10/24/2001 11:10:02 AM PDT by TruthShallSetYouFree
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I've just sent Mr. Ruth the URL for this thread so he can see how well his column is playing in Peoria.
30 posted on 10/24/2001 11:17:39 AM PDT by shortstop
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There's no denying that Clinton will go down in history as John Belushi's "Animal House" character -- the John "Bluto" Blutarski of presidents.

Just wanted to repeat this sentence for the record.

Clinton did a good enough job, all on his own, tainting his presidential legacy, without his detractors adding blood splatters.

This, ultimately, is the best his defenders can do for him. I hope he lives to be 120 and hears Chelsea's grandkids ask him if all the awful stuff about him in the history books is true.

32 posted on 10/24/2001 11:18:06 AM PDT by steve-b
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In the words of our president..."let's just move along"...
43 posted on 10/24/2001 11:55:05 AM PDT by Aerial
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Just more Clinton petting and excuses. Sickening.
44 posted on 10/24/2001 11:57:36 AM PDT by BlueHorseShoe
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To suggest Clinton blithely pranced around the Oval Office playing the bongos and did nothing to apprehend those who committed acts of terrorism at home and abroad is simply flat-out wrong and certainly a case of revisionist history at its most venal.

But what would you call TRIPOTUS being "serviced" by a twenty-one year old intern while discussing the deployment of American Troops on foreign soil?

46 posted on 10/24/2001 12:02:01 PM PDT by EddieB
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This Bud's for you, KCC.

By always making certain what the paper is one's reading, & making note of who is actually writing the piece (look for li'l *AP* etc...)?
One can tell more about the message than anything appearing in the *article* itself.

Which I'm sure is a detail most already understand; but, it's still worthy of repeating.

49 posted on 10/24/2001 12:16:27 PM PDT by Landru
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"To suggest Clinton blithely pranced around the Oval Office playing the bongos and did nothing to apprehend those who committed acts of terrorism at home and abroad is simply flat-out wrong and certainly a case of revisionist history at its most venal."

Mr. Ruth, there's nothing "revisionist" about it. By his own admission he was, indeed, prancing around in the Oral Oval Office. Face the facts man, lose the kneepads, and change your meds. If you cannot comprehend how X42 actions are responsible for the 9/11 incidents, then you should stick to something you do know a lot about - how to cast your vote properly er, Bingo.

55 posted on 10/24/2001 12:44:16 PM PDT by 4CJ
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Columnist Daniel Ruth can be reached at (813) 259-7599.

No. Some people just can't be reached.

56 posted on 10/24/2001 12:48:05 PM PDT by meadsjn
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What a revisionist bozo! The forces of historical facts will steam roll this dubious analysis.

Clinton is a criminal who sold his willful negligence towards national security and criminal activity in exchange for money, sex, and willful negligence on his own criminal activities. Where was he willfully negligent?

Let's count the ways:

Pardons: FALN terrorists, major drug trafficers and several others that go well beyond the description of being dubious cases or reformed criminals. Not to forget: Marc Rich, the biggest tax cheat in history who sold oil to Iran during the hostage crises -- I thought the dims didn't want to give tax breaks to the rich.

Nuclear secrets: Multi-warhead w/multi-targeting capabilities. Missle technology including 3-stage boosting and advanced targeting. Proliferation of these techs to and from China, Russia, North Korea, Pakistan and possibly Iraq.

Bin-Laden: Should have been FAR more aggressive going after 1st WTC, Africa, Saudia Arabia, OKC ( Bin-Liden's involvment was covered up ), USS Cole and Sudan. All of these events should have triggered a very aggressive man hunt for BL's head. But he willfully neglected to do so. Instead, he lauched a $1M missle to stike a $10 tent to hit a camel's butt. He also spent a lot more time and money going after MS than going after BL.

There is much much more -- browsing Alamo-Girl's links will overwhelm the reader. In a nutshell, clinton's willful negligence amounts to treason. History is just starting to prove without a doubt that this is the case. There will be nothing revisionist bozos can do about it. The die is already cast. It is only a matter of time that it will cool down enough for the mold to be broken. Then clinton will be forever casted in history for his willful criminal negligence that amounted to treason.

62 posted on 10/24/2001 1:52:32 PM PDT by FranklinsTower
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The author gets one thing right; it's absurd to say that Clinton was beating the bongos instead of looking for terrorists. Well all know what he was beating, and it wasn't drums.
71 posted on 10/24/2001 6:12:41 PM PDT by Twodees
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