Robert: Respectfully, even if you are correct, the true fact is that
Mr. Klinton, having received an anemic "mandate" from a mere
one voter out of a possible four, belies the results of the 1996
election when he insists that he speaks for the People, and,
like some twisted Great White Father, affirms that he "was
elected to take care of the American people." (his own words)
Let me explain something. There are a great number of Americans
Klinton does not speak for; nor do they wish this dysfunctional
liar "to take care of them." These are the producers: the small
business man, the entrepreneur, the working stiff who works till
May 15 for the government, the family holding two jobs to stay
afloat, the family attempting to raise children with dignity and
without pernicious government meddling, etc. Klinton sometimes
talks a good game but, thus far, has proven himself an enemy to
those who desire nothing except to take care of themselves and
their own and have proven themselves capable of doing so in spite
of 40% to 60% taxation. To those who succeed by dint of hard
work, careful thought, cleverness, or pure genius- to those whose
machinations generate tremendous opportunity for themselves and
for others- to these Klinton insists on affixing to their bodies
front and back, bull's eye targets. To him these are the grist
for his mill. The wealth extracted from these producers provides
the fodder for his globalist, socialist, redistributionist schemes
at the root of his political philosophy.
Herr Klinton's plans for the America that he so deeply despised
in his youth do not constitute the vision which many of us share
or for which many of us risked our lives in service to our country.
This is why this man is so deeply disliked by, I daresay, roughly
half the populace. I have never, in my lifetime, witnessed a
president so disliked, and can ony believe that it is the fruit
of his conscious strategem of dividing the nation and pitting group
against group, class against class, in a maximal grasp for power
and ascendancy.
That being said, there is very little to be achieved by arguing
these points. If, for reasons that bewilder his detractors, you
love Bill Clinton, that is your prerogative. God pity you. Nothing
we say hear will probably change your mind. You will have to figure
it out for yourself why many believe that this crooked man constitutes
a menace to decent people and our Constitution. Doubtless, truth
will out over time. On the other hand, for those who have seen
the light or otherwise realize the truth about the Great Polarizer,
there is little that Clinton sycophants could say to change our
minds. It's really that simple; unfortunately, that simple.
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