• Bill Clinton,  Jerry Brown,  Meg Whitman

    CA-Gov Video: Jerry Brown Rips on Bill Clinton for Telling the Truth

    California Attorney General Jerry Brown Dissing President Bill Clinton

    Jerry Brown can LIE, but Governor Moonbeam cannot hide – from the truth that is.

    Here is the devastating ad from Republican Meg Whitman exposing Jerry Brown’s tax rasing policy while he was California Governor during the 1970’s and 80’s.

    Here are the facts from Factcheck.org and the State of California Department of Finance.

    I don’t think California voters are going to think too highly of Jerry Brown for:

    1. Lying about former President Bill Clinton who, by the way, remains very popular in California.

    2. Lying about his tax raising policies and rewriting his history as California Governor.

  • Bill Clinton,  Jerry Brown,  Meg Whitman

    CA-Gov Video: Meg Whitman Channels Bill Clinton to Attack Jerry Brown

    Meg Whitman is using Bill Clinton to attack Jerry Brown in her latest campaign ad

    OUCH! This is going to leave a mark.

    Meg Whitman has enlisted a new spokesman in her attacks on Jerry Brown — former President Bill Clinton.

    In a new ad hitting the airwaves today, Whitman uses footage from a 1992 presidential primary debate between Clinton and Brown.

    “He raised taxes as governor of California,” Clinton says. “He had a surplus when he took office and a deficit when he left. He doesn’t tell the people the truth.”

    And, there is no love lost between Bill Clinton and Jerry Brown to this day.

  • Barack Obama,  Bill Clinton,  Day By Day,  Hillary Clinton,  Joe Biden

    Day By Day June 14, 2010 – Eyes Front

    Day By Day by Chris Muir

    Speaking about Slow Joe Biden…..does anyone expect Joe to be on the ticket with President Obama in 2012?

    If Obama is declining in popularity, do you think the Democrats will want to recycle Hillary Clinton?

    Answer: Democrat leaders will want to resurrect Bill Clinton for Florida, Ohio, Indiana, North Carolina and Virginia – along comes Hillary to the rescue.

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  • Barack Obama,  Bill Clinton,  Day By Day

    Day By Day April 21, 2010 – Zip It

    Day By Day by Chris Muir

    Former President Bill Clinton invoking the Oklahoma City bombings in describing Tea Party protests is pure Saul Alinsky tactical diversion.

    Congressional Democrat and national union leaders know they are losing the war on ideas and there is a sea-change coming at the November midterm elections. They want to minimize the damage and hence they send out Bill Clinton to call every Tea Party protester terrorists.

    But, Americans will NOT be fooled liked they were during the George W Bush years with the derisive tactics.

    It is not a question as whether Democrats lose their large majority in the Congress. It is by how much they lose and if they are relegated to minority status in the House and Senate.

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  • Barack Obama,  Bill Clinton,  Day By Day,  Tea Party

    Day By Day April 18, 2010 – Divorce

    The Saul Alinsky organizing tactics are being used by the MSM and the LEFT to attack the Tea Party protests.

    Why?

    Because President Obama, the community organizer, and the congressional Democrats are poised to lose massively at the polls in November because of their FAILED policies.

    And, because they don’t have George W. Bush to kick around any more.

    The most laughable moment
    is the Democrats sending out Bill Clinton to compare the Tea Party folks with domestic terrorist Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City terrorist bombings.

    Former President Bill Clinton warned Friday that the anger some members of the Tea Party movement express about higher taxes and the size of government could feed the same right-wing extremism that led to the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, which killed 168 people and injured hundreds more.

    “Before the bombing occurred, there was a sort of fever in America,” Clinton said at a symposium commemorating the 15th anniversary of the bombing. “Meanwhile, the fabric of American life had been unraveling. More and more people who had a hard time figuring out where they fit in, it is true that we see some of that today.”

  • Bill Clinton,  Day By Day,  Harry Reid,  Max Baucus

    Day By Day January 13, 2009 – Bar Mix



    Day By Day by Chris Muir

    Creating the “politically correct” ambience in the new bar environment is important in a new business enterprise. Senator Harry Reid with his “Negro dialect” talk will not win you many friends – unless they need you to pass health care entitlement expansion.

    On the other hand, a big drinker like Senator Max Baucus who then will publicly show his inebriation on the floor of the U.S. Senate might be good marketing. But, you are correct in making sure he pays his bar tab up front and be sure to keep some of the ladies away.

    Then, there is Bill Clinton…….

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  • Bill Clinton,  Hillary Clinton,  Norman Hsu

    Hillary Clinton Fundraiser Norman Hsu Sentenced to 24 Years in Prison on Federal Fraud and Campaign Finance Charges

    captdea8864012e3454191fnm8 Norman Hsu Watch: INDICTED on 15 Counts

    Norman Hsu, 56, is escorted into a Redwood City, Calif., courtorom, Friday, Sept. 21, 2007. Hsu on Tuesday was charged with fraud and campaign finance violations in a case that prompted Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton to return hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions

    Former Democratic Party and Hillary Clinton fundraiser has been sentenced to 24 years in prison today on federal charges – separate from his earlier California convictions.

    Former Democratic fundraiser Norman Hsu was sentenced to more than 24 years in prison Tuesday by a judge who accused him of funding his fraud with a “conniving use of the political process.”

    U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero sentenced Hsu to 20 years in prison for his guilty plea to fraud charges and another four years and four months in prison for his conviction at trial for breaking campaign finance laws.

    The judge said Hsu stole more than $50 million from hundreds of investors in a 10-year fraud by winning their confidence with a pristine reputation, even as he ripped them off in a complex Ponzi scheme, a recipe that the judge noted fits many white collar crimes.

    He called Hsu a “wolf in sheep’s clothing.”

    He said his “conniving use of the political process to fund his fraud” made his crimes “much more sinister and reprehensible.”

    Before he was sentenced, Hsu apologized.

    His donations became an embarrassment for Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential campaign. His arrest led Clinton to return more than $800,000 to donors linked to Hsu.

    Wonder if his hard-won Democrat friends, like Bill and Hillary will send him a cake while he is sitting in Club Fed?

    Norman who?

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    Former Democratic Party Fundraiser Norman Hsu Pleads Guilty in Federal Fraud Case

    Hillary Clinton Fundraiser Norman Hsu Sentenced to Three Years in Prison

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    Hillary Clinton Watch: Norman Hsu Case Postponed Amid Rumors of a Plea Deal

    Hillary Clinton Watch: Unlikely Chinatown Campaign Contributions Raise More Questions

    Bill and Hillary Clinton: Double Trouble

    Hillary Clinton Watch: Norman Hsu Wants Plea Deal Withdrawn

    Hillary Clinton Watch: Hsu Contributions Help Hillary Supporters

    Michael Ramirez on Hillary Clinton and Norman Hsu

    Hillary Clinton Watch: Will Return $850,000 in Norman Hsu Contributions? Maybe

    Hillary Clinton Watch: Will Return $850,000 in Hsu Contributions?


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  • Bill Clinton,  Day By Day

    Day By Day by Chris Muir September 28, 2009 – Demure Thoughts



    Day By Day by Chris Muir

    Speaking of a man of action, did you catch former President Bill Clinton on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday? Clinton went on to talk about the “vast right-wing conspiracy” which his wife Hillary noted during his presidency.

    On NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Clinton was asked about the term his wife Hillary Clinton, now secretary of state, famously coined. “Is it still there?” host David Gregory asked.

    “Oh, you bet. Sure it is. It’s not as strong as it was, because America’s changed demographically, but it’s as virulent as it was,” the former president replied.

    “I mean, they’re saying things about him [Obama] — you know, it’s like when they accused me of murder and all that stuff they did,” Clinton said, in an apparent reference to conspiracy theories surrounding the suicide of White House deputy counsel Vince Foster.

    “It’s not really good for the Republicans and the country, what’s going on now,” Clinton said. “I mean, they may be hurting President Obama. They can take his numbers down, they can run his opposition up. But fundamentally, he and his team have a positive agenda for America.”

    The nation needs “a credible debate about what’s the right balance between continuing to expand the economy through stimulus and beginning to move back to fiscal balance,” Clinton said. “We need a credible debate about what’s the best way to get to universal [health care] coverage.”

    Well, Bill we will see if history repeats itself in 2010 and the GOP makes a dramatic comeback in the House and Senate.

    This to me is quite a thought.


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  • Al Gore,  Bill Clinton

    Clinton V. Gore: “I Thought He Was in Neverland”

    Al Gore and Bill Clinton

    The soon to be released book of Bill Clinton taped interviews reveals the tension between the President and Vice President regarding Clinton’s Monica Lewinsky meltdown.

    During the discussion, Clinton told his vice president that he was disappointed that Gore had not used him in the last ten days of the 2000 campaign in strategically significant state—Arkansas, Tennessee, New Hampshire, and Missouri. But Clinton said he could understand that. What was more upsetting for him, Clinton remarked to Gore, was that Gore had not crafted a more winning message during the campaign, that he had not campaigned on any grand themes. Clinton insisted to Gore that he hadn’t cared about how Gore had referred to Clinton—and his personal scandal—during the campaign. Paraphasing this portion of the conversation, Branch writes that Clinton told Gore, “To gain votes, he would let Gore cut off his ear and mail it to reporter Michael Isikoff of Newsweek, the Monica Lewinsky expert.”

    At one point in the conversation, Gore told Clinton that he was still traumatized by having been caught up in the fundraising scandals of the 1996 Clinton reelection campaign, and he indicated that he blamed Clinton. Clinton could hardly believe this, and he told Branch that Gore was probably in shock from the election or unhinged, remarking, “I thought he was in Neverland.”

    Exit question: Did Al Gore just NOT want the Presidency? You know, no fire in the belly?

    Obviously, it was Gore’s to lose and he did just that……


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