Monday, September 25, 2006

Clinton's Tirade

Yesterday on Fox, Chris Wallace was on the receiving end of an outburst of anger from Bill Clinton. Wallace asked Clinton if he could have done more to stop Bin Laden. Clinton went ballistic. I won't go into what he said because he was running his comments together and was almost incoherent.

What made Clinton blow up? I think it because of a huge infereority complex. Clinton knows he is weak and a coward and he feels inferior because of it. He is one of those people we have all known who will taunt someone as long as he has a teacher, or parent or his buddies close by and the other person is alone but when he is alone with someone he is meek as a lamb.

I've always disliked a blowhard and have on many occasions called their bluffs. I wish Chris Wallace had done that yesterday but he let Clinton babble. In the long run Wallace's way is probably better than mine because the whole TV viewing world got to see Clinton make an ass of himself.

I think Clinton actually hurt his hopes of being remembered as a statesman and at the same time caused a great deal of harm to Democratic candidates. Clinton's outburst refocused the public's attention of what he didn't do while in office and it showed that he could not control his cabinet. It revealed how the directors of the FBI and CIA ignored his direction to get Bin Laden and it showed he had no control of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. It revealed a totally disfunctional administration.

I think after the dust settles you will see Democratic candidates putting some distance between Clinton and themselves. No politician wants to be associated with a loser. In the long term, Hillary will be the biggest loser.

Lets see how it all plays out. I should be interesting.
Chuck

2 Comments:

Blogger Chad said...

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7:15 PM  
Blogger Chuck said...

Thanks Chad, your opinion means a lot.

Chuck

4:19 PM  

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