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God I hate Bill Clinton.
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalra...linton-do.htmlAppearing on Good Morning America Thursday, Clinton told ABC News' Chris Cuomo that McCain's push to postpone the debate would only be a good political move if both candidates agreed. McCain announced on Wednesday that he would "suspend" his presidential campaign to come to Washington to help negotiate a financial bailout bill
"We know he didn't do it because he's afraid because Sen. McCain wanted more debates," Clinton said, adding that he was "encouraged" by the joint statement from McCain and Sen. Barack Obama.
"You can put it off a few days the problem is it's hard to reschedule those things," Clinton said, "I presume he did that in good faith since I know he wanted -- I remember he asked for more debates to go all around the country and so I don't think we ought to overly parse that."
God I hate Bill Clinton.
hahaha
Oddly, I am starting to respect him more and more since he has started "supporting" Obama.
Slick Willy is doing his best to torpedo the Dems chances. Sore loser. He should team up with Lieberman and join the Repug party.
McWorse has chickened out of the foreign policy debate because it had turned into an domestic economic debate.
If Congress also chickens out and gets stampeded into doing a deal today, will McYellowBelly have time and energy to drag his old carcass down to Mississippi?
Funny how it took running against the dynamic duo to realize repugs were right all along.
bull these parties are getting together to help their rich friends
I can see that happenning with the way they've been acting lately.
agree...there is only one party and that's the "green" party. green as in $$$$. party affiliation is simply a way to distract, divide and conquer. both parties make me want to puke.
Hillary 2012!
It is ironic to see Republicans/conservatives look to Bill Clinton for some sort of political support after spending years disagreeing with everything the guy said or did.
It's like this that makes me suspect there is much more bad blood between Obama and the Clintons than they are letting on publicly.
And yet, people still say Obama should have chosen Hillary over Biden.
Bill Clinton is ing pathetic. It's transparent that they want McCain to win to clear a path for Hillary in 2012. What they don't understand is that rank and file Democrats will never forgive them for sitting on their hands. Hillary might be able to win a general, but she still doesn't seem to understand why she lost the primary this year and why she'd lose the primary in 2012.
We'd have never have had GWB if not for his zipper foibles. You would think he owes it to the parents of soldiers killed in the Iraq War President Gore would never have started to stump hard for Obama and offer no cover for the GOP. The stakes are too high for this petty grudge-holding because Obama basically beat out Hillary for the job of starting quarterback.
Democrats have won, exactly, 2 out of the last 7 presidential elections...and, guess by whom.
Democrats might be well-advised to listen. But, please...don't.
We've also spent years begrudgingly admiring his political a en.
It's pretty ironic that Obama is too arrogant to recognize the benefits of having him on board.
did bill say this before or after that pathetic juvenile lie that mccain told letterman?
The same person who ultimately cost them a third and quite possibly a fourth because of his poor judgment.
Gore and Kerry lost in their own right.
"Looking To" and "Taking what is given" are two very different things.
I wonder what would happen if people went after John McCain's war record like they went after Kerry's. Some people have no shame and a lot of those people are affiliated with Karl Rove.
Gore and Kerry were relatively weak candidates who ran ty campaigns, but Gore would have won in 2000 had Clinton not given Bush an opening on the whole "character" issue. Admittedly, if Gore had been in the White House in 2004, the republicans probably would have won that year anyway given that 12 years is a very long time for one party to hold the WH, but who knows.
Clinton wants to get into Palin's skirts. thats all. he's got a thing for old nasty women
Bill Clinton clearly wants McCain to win so Hillary can have a path to the nomination in 2012. Her essential message would be "Obama had his chance and couldn't close the deal." They are putting their political ambitions ahead of what is good for the country. So I'm not going to listen to anything that they have to say. McCain and Palin are diametrically opposed to everything the Clintons supposedly stand for. They're utterly transparent.
Passively or actively, the thought of conservatives giving credence to anything that Bill Clinton says must be positively stomach-turning to them.
I don't see where he said anything about "the debates SHOULD be delayed"
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