One would think that having a former president campaigning for you would be good; however, this time the help is hurting. Bill Clinton once again steals the spotlight in Canton, Ohio, Sunday, when an Obama supporter heckles Bill Clinton by shouting support for Obama. Instead of ignoring the man, Bill Clinton heckles the man back again drawing attention away from Hillary and onto himself. I am no fan of Hillary Clinton, but at this point, I feel sorry for her. Perhaps, the husband of this candidate should stop helping her with his mouth, and go home and bake some cookies to give out on the campaign trail.
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Comments: 34
This tells me more about Obama supporters than it does about Bill Clinton or about Hillary.
If you support Obama do so by arguing the issues.
Maybe we have Obama for the next 8 years.
now , that is a funny pic !
I would be willing to bet anything if, as you mention, Bill Clinton demanded time alone with that reporter, you'd have had something negative to say about the Clintons. President Clinton has every right to stand up for his wife and daughter. I love how Obama's wife "adds grace and class" standing demurely in the background and not being heckled. This faux concern with poor Hillary looks more like a free opportunity to take yet another pot shot at the Clintons to me.
YA THINK?? %^]
He is doing America a favor by thinking he is helping out his wife, but doing the exact opposite. Geez, can America tolerate another 4 years of a Clinton??? I know I can't.
Since you take the easy way out in your thought formulation, I only agreed that 'easy' was a selling point for you. That's not a big selling point for me. You were the one who was expressing the delight of 'easy', not I.
If this puts a dent in your tender feelings, perhaps maligning the character of people for sport and claiming it's fair, not because it's accurate or true, but because it's easy and they're in the spotlight should be something to avoid doing in a public forum.
I am assuming that your implication about people too far to the left and too far to the right falling to personal attacks is directed at me and your perception of an attack. With the implication that I personally attacked you I guess the trailing implication is that I am some form of extremist.
THIS is why I characterize your thinking as lazy. In fact, you'll find (given time) that people who are not extremists also descend to ad hominem attacks. Some who are not politically active at all do so as well. It's more a function of style and education than positions on the political spectrum.
"I doubt he would support Billary if he was a real person)"
Fascinating. 'Billary' is not a real person. Now you are going to project how a 1939 fictional comic book character might have felt about a person that does not exist.
In case you haven't found that big red button, I'll tell you straight off that Pogo Possum ("we have met the enemy and he is us.") would support Dennis Kucinich if Pogo was real.
Bruce
I'd like to take pleasure in that because of what I think of the Clintons, but I'm actually very sad for her.