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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: rich4eagle who wrote (245598)4/5/2002 11:02:31 AM
From: SilverFox77  Read Replies (2) of 769670
 
>>Clinton was a great President, the best in forty years<<

Are we thinking about the same guy? I have trouble referring to that man as "Former President" anything. He will be remembered, not as the 'best in 40 years' (more like the 40th ranking) -

Mr. Clinton will be fondly remembered as 'DA MAN' who gave the term "Oral Arguments" an entirely new meaning.

Yes, Mr. Clinton should get an honorable mention as 'da man' who changed the interpretation of many well-known terms that are commonly found in Meriam-Webster's dictionary.

I still hear echoes from the "Oral Orifice", I mean the Oval Office.

I could name one thing Mr. Clinton succeeded at during his EIGHT LONG YEARS - his actions were the final straw that caused thousands of Democrats to vote Republican for the first time in their LIVES.

I am in from Flori-DUH - Thank ME that there is a Republican in the White House - I rallied well over 200 votes to carry G.W. Bush - that's not bad (coming from a card-carrying Republican voting Democrat here in Volusia County)...

Why don't they put THAT on an exit poll?

How can anyone even place Clinton as one of the top 30 Presidents is beyond me, beyond rational thinking, and I have to wonder if you were dropped as a baby many, many many times.....

Peace out,
Lorraine
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