Bill Clinton Asks for a Second Chance

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Bill like his wife Hilary shows real continued Arrogance towards the voters and his call for a "second chance" is an ideal example, just like Hilary Thursday last week she was proud to be with Barack Obama and then 48 hours later it was Shame on You Barack Obama, of course Hilary did not mention a similar misleading mailer she used earlier in the campaign on abortion!
Hilary is just not a Commander in Chief, people say Barack Obama does not have experience, did Tony Blair back in 1997 when he first stood as PM in the UK, no he had no experience, but he told the British people that it could only get better.

John B Sheffield 2:47AM February 25, 2008

A look at this video should be included in any discussion of a Universal Health Care plan:
http://www.freemarketcure.com/brainsurgery.php

Mary of MA 6:35PM February 14, 2008

You don't judge people on there private life, At lease while Bill Clinton was president the United States of America was working and we never had much of an Deficit if any, Now with George W. Bush, China and other countries own us. Think about that when you go to the poles!!!

craig of MO 5:26PM February 14, 2008

A vote for Hill is a vote for Bill. 'Nuff said.

JimmyDaGeek of MD 5:13PM February 13, 2008

Bill Clinton and hillary Clinton. HUNGRY FOR POWER family. They just want to reclaim washington to buy Pizza for Monica Lewinski. Bwahahaha. Nope! your time is done and over. America needs a new leader without a baggage of scandals. Hillary Clinton is best suited to go back to her corporate job at Walmart Board. Bill Clinton can start writing a book about his affair with Monica. Ya know what I mean Bill.

Carl of CT 4:33PM February 13, 2008

I am not an Obama supporter. He lacks experience while embracing Socialist beliefs. However, given a choice between Hillary and Obama I would cast my ballot supporting Obama. He appears to be sincere. A trait not shared by President Clinton or his wife.

Walt Baker of ID 2:15PM February 13, 2008

one of the major themes of the Clinton campaign has been that the New York Senator is "battle-tested" and better prepared to take on McCain and the right wing attacks. But that has been turned on its head by the fact that a junior Senator from Illinois has ended up putting the Clinton campaign on the ropes. It's hard to argue that you can demolish John McCain when you can't decisively defeat an opponent who came from nowhere, with no national name recognition, in your own party's primary. That is just common sense.

EYONG EBOT of GA 12:40PM February 13, 2008

Bill Clinton is a hypocrite. I don't know how Hilliary tolerated his disgraceful behavior when he was in the White house and I personally don't care to see round two. Furthermore, I think Hilliary is an extremely temperamental person that does not need to have control of our country. Let's elect some one else.

sondra of MS 12:25PM February 13, 2008

Hmm, it is okay for Obama to share his tax returns but Hillary does not want to do that unitl she is nominiated, when it is forgotton about? It is okay for Obama to clearly state his positions while all Hillary can do is attack the opposition for his "inexperience?"
I think Hillary needs to decide if she wants to clearly state more of her positions, besides universal healthcare and garnishing wages of those making over $150,000 if a family member is not purchasing healthcare (yes, that is right, if two people each make $150,000 each, there will be an extra tax on the second person who makes that amount). For those of us who live in major metropolitian areas like Hillary's new home town, NYC, it is hard to make ends meet in this area when your combined income after taxes is $70,000 on a combined income of $180K.

John of NY 11:38AM February 13, 2008