Clinton slams foreign policy as war winds down

The Washington Times ^ | April 17, 2003 | Jennifer Harper

[seamus]

On Monday, Mr. Clinton went on the offensive. "Our paradigm now seems to be: Something terrible happened to us on September 11, and that gives us the right to interpret all future events in a way that everyone else in the world must agree with us. And if they don't, they can go straight to hell," he told a symposium sponsored by Conference Board, a New York-based nonpartisan business research group.

[Free Vulcan]

Ding, ding! And they want him there too.

[Wphile]

"We can't run," Mr. Clinton continued. "If you got an interdependent world, and you cannot kill, jail or occupy all your adversaries, sooner or later you have to make a deal."

Is that the deal you made bill? 3,000 Americans and the World Trade Center for what? To keep us safe "because we can't fight terrorism and make America safe at the same time?" What a frickin' moron.

Sheesh...between this and Blix wanting UN inspectors back in Iraq and that moron Kofi Annan my blood pressure is reaching atmospheric levels! Aaaaaarrrgghhhhh.

Memo to Bill: STFU. You have no credibility on this issue. According to Dick Morris, you hardly ever even met with your NSA during your second term in office.

[w_over_w]

How did this jacka$$ ever become our president??

Have you ever been conned?

[mass55th]

"How did this jacka$$ ever become our president?"

Beats me. I could never find anyone who would admit voting for him.

[yonif]

In the last few years different president have been criticizing presidents. What ever happened to the tradition that presidents do not criticize presidents?

[Mustang]

Both of the Toons are:

"CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGERS"

Mustang sends from "Malpaso" News.

[Use It Or Lose It]

Clinton = looter, liar and lecher in chief.

[duzystopa]

Some more emanations of manure from the former sphincture in chief. He is a disgusting POS and should have a rag stuffed in his mouth.

[mwl1]

What is most discouraging to me is that most people do not have a clue from the media of Clinton's venomous, hateful remarks; and, worse, our electorate is so dumbed down that they do not even grasp how unseemly, how unprecedented, and how unpresidential it is for a former president to publicly dump on his successor.

It's just hateful and un-American. Low-class trash, and no one cares.

[Sacajaweau]

The man simply does not recognize a dictator and the lessons of history. That would explain his wife and his disgusting life.

Hillary and Billy Bob should have separated years ago. They provided the cover for each others evil deeds and we have all suffered because of it.

[trebb]

I can't help but to feel very sorry for the Secret Service troops that have to protect this scumball...I have his signature on my military retiement and it will never be displayed because of it...

[MightyMouseToSaveThe Day]

If you think THIS is shamelessness, then you absolutely MUST read the new book out on Clinton called, Dereliction of Duty, by his former military aide, Col Patterson. This aide was the fellow charged with carrying the 'nuclear football' next to the President at all times, so he got an eyewitness account of Clinton up close. If you think you hate Clinton now, wait till you read the book. I could barely finish it because each page made me madder and madder. His blatant disregard for the safety of our country, his disrespect for the military, his wanton lusts, it's all there. He's one of the most corrupt Presidents i'm sure we've ever had. Oh, the book was just published, and I bought my copy from National Review Online for $10 off the cover price of $29. It's definitely must-reading!

[mwl1]

In the last few years different president have been criticizing presidents. What ever happened to the tradition that presidents do not criticize presidents?

In my opinion, the problem started with Carter criticizing Reagan. The media knew it was shallow and unprecedented, but chose Carter's side, of course. Since then it has been downhill, although Bush 41 was very restrained about Clinton. We can all see how well those good manners have been reciprocated by the sink emperor.

[MississippiMan]

He's campaigning full force for Hillary, and eventually for himself as SecGen of the UN.

MM

[Sacajaweau]

It was the freakin' womens' vote. That's how he became President. Hillary is depending on it also. I'm stunned that my male friends voted for Bush but their wives voted for Gore. Most women are cattle.

[MightyMouseToSaveThe Day]

Michael Barone was awesome on Brit Hume last night! The way he checked off his list of Clinton's mistakes/atrocities was nearly overwhelming. Even left Fred Barnes speechless! Anybody got a transcript of that? I want to keep that in my folder of ammunition for the remaining Clinton apologists who still think it was about the economy.

[steve-b]

CORRUPTION
LIES
INCOMPETENCE
NEGLIGENCE
TREACHERY
OBSTRUCTION
NONSENSE

[Illbay]

This is such a rambling, meaningless diatribe.

I'm beginning to wonder if CLINTON has Alzheimer's.

[Quilla]

President Bush has liberated 2 countries in his first term. He responded to the events of 9/11 as a great leader, with determination and courage.

And all the while, North Korea is threatening us with nukes, France, Germany and Russia have shown their true colors, the dems are obstructing senatorial process, and the left leaning media is still wondering if Bush knew. Thank God for President Bush.

[carton253]

Read "A Dereliction of Duty"... it's out now.