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To: qveauriche who wrote (105731)10/1/2001 8:02:26 PM
From: carranza2  Read Replies (1) of 152472
 
Thanks for posting that article. It's interesting to see that at least some part of the British populace sees things clearly.

It's easy to ridicule those who detest Clinton. While he may have been a mediocre President with respect to domestic affairs, he was an utter failure in the foreign and national security arenas.

The WTC and Pentagon incidents could have occurred even if Clinton had been more conscious of national security concerns. Perhaps, however, they may not have, and he'll have to live with the possibility that his inaction led to thousands of deaths.

Don't for a minute think it will bother him. His soul has been cheapened by living his life as a permanent political campaign since he was 18 years old.

If you think he was bad, get ready for a serious Presidential bid on Hillary's part. If you think he was an ineffective leader in the foreign and national security fields, pray and hope that she doesn't gets elected. For anyone with an interest in seeing what kind of President she would make, I highly recommend the Barbara Olson book, Hell To Pay.

She's a slick, corrupt, incredibly ambitious harridan whose Presidency would be a disaster for the U.S.
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