Hillary "has always had a good personal relationship with the president"

too bad for all those he doesn't care about.

their party smiles on and they HATED each other.

"If you can't be nice, act nice."

bitch slap him every time she sees him? What is it people expect?:shrug:

Cute kitties.

They have a little opening for catnip. I put a few on the back of the couch for when they sit there. They like them and it keeps some of the fur off the couch.

:hi:

Say two things nice:



"He's been very willing to talk," except when international diplomacy was involved.

Still, I'm sure a number of people could say two nice things about Bush without trumpeting a personal relationship with him.

I will edit my response!

upset or displeased, whatever when members of two parties seem to "get along." In politics, as in business you sometimes have to "be nice" to people you don't like in order to get anything done (or try to in this case as the Dems didn't get much from Bush). Members of both parties have been doing this for eons. They "get along" even if they can't stand each other. I would like to bitch slap a few people at work sometimes...but I don't.

:hi:

So is this.

and Jim Jeffords didn't either. Leahy has made it clear that he believes that bushco knows more than they'll tell about the anthrax letter sent him and cheney told him to go fuck himself. Why the hell should he keep good relations with bushie boy? Oh and Jeffords quit the repuke party because of bush.

"Asked to say one nice thing about President Bush..." Why do they want to force these candidates to say something nice about that asshole?

Maybe she should have said something like "Well, he hasn't started WWIII yet...or destroyed the planet completely"

(which she represents) , in the wake of 9/11.

What point is there in making the President a personal enemy in the pursuit of political goals? Especially when he's in a position to thwart those goals.

She didn't have to insult him but what she was saying goes way beyond "saying something nice":

Asked to say one nice thing about President Bush, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton went one better: She named two things.

I am sorry, it is like kissing Bush's ass and than thanking him for the honor.

I understand that politicians have to be diplomatic, but that doesn't require her to gush about how fantastic and wonderful he is when in actuality he is not. She could have just said "He helped New York after 9/11" ... that would have been plenty.

It doesn't matter which of the presidential candidates does the ass-kissing, it is an insult to a lot of people who are angry about what Bush and Cheney have done to this country and the world.

Look, I'm not going to argue the point. If you think that politics works in a way where personal relationships have no bearing, then I suggest you run for office and try to get anything done once elected.

This is petty stuff, and it seems to be increasingly the only weapons at the disposal of the anti-Hillary crowd.

Have a great day.

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is what he possessed.

:mad:

What do her supporters have to say about this after tearing Obama down all day over his factual comment on Reagan?

am I living in another universe?

oh, and "He's been good company"?

ummm, NO, I very specifically Don't want my next president to be a person that can even be able to Endure W's presence!

wow, if this is true (which it very well might not be, obviously) then that says a lot about her judgment of character.

and then say, "Doesn't that smell like a rose?"

together. And Obama DU supporters always give him a break when he does things like: have gay bashers speak on stage with him / talk up republicans while attacking Bill's presidency / talk about bringing both sides together.


But the second Clinton says something luke warm about Bush--they attack. The faux outrage and the double standards are actually kinda funny this time.