First Former Black Co-President Bill Clinton To Take The Stage Tonight — Will He Behave?
Buried down somewhere under hundreds of words of pontification, Maureen Dowd, in her New York Times Op-Ed piece today, Ms. Dowd eventually mentions our former co-president will be taking the stage tonight, and Barry Obama has finally given in, deciding to “allow” the Bill Clinton to speak on any topic he wishes. In the name of “party unity”, THIS blogger is hoping he will finally take the opportunity to point out the little-known fact he was, indeed, RAPED by Monica Lewinsky in the Oval Office — it’s time for the truth to be known for once and for all, folks. I was once raped in nearly the same manner, only there were no cigars involved — stained dress? Perhaps. Cigars? No Siree-BOB — I smoke Marlboro Lites, thank you very much.
Anyhow, it’s doubtful our First Former Black Co-President will even “go there” this time, which is “A-Okay” as long as he eventually gets around to it. Instead, many fear he will be speaking in “Clintonesque” code, known only to those who never stop trying to prove Darwin’s Theory was, indeed, not a “theory” at all, but FACT — much in the same manner his lovely wife, Sir Hillary Diane Rodham Clinton The First was thought to have spoken last night. Some say the Former First Lady First Former Black Co-President II (or was it “I“?) used the pulpit to act the “victim” in a way ONLY those who are in tears over the apparent break in the Bush-Clinton-Bush-Clinton Monarchy they sought and STILL hope for. Those same people fear the same will happen tonight when “hubby” Bill, the foiled, potential, “First Laddy” takes the stage at the Democratic National Convention tonight.
I tell you, if I were a pill-pusher, and for the record, I’m NOT a pill-pusher, NOR do I advocate the commission of a crime, I do know where I’d be today. That’s right; Denver, Colorado, where the demand for valium and xanax must be going through the roof right now with all of the disappointed, apparent advocates of Monarchy who still lurk within the Democratic Party today. As I hope I made crystal clear — I’m not advocating illegal activity — however; this DNC “party” in Denver might be a great opportunity for those health professionals with the credentials to offer SSRI’s and other anti-anxiety medications to those poor souls who need their help.
But back to The First Former Black Co-President I — will he behave? Will he be able to reach deep down inside that “B.S. Vault” of his and be able to come up with a speech to convince the Clintonistas that Barack Obama, NOT Señor McCain, originally (of course) of Panama, is “The Chosen One”, or will his speech be all about “The Hil & Bill Show”, and “Oh yeah, for the sake of the party — you MIGHT consider voting for the black guy instead of that pasty old white guy who cannot even remember how many houses he owns”? This remains to be seen, however; I’ll be happy to go on the record to predict a tamped-down version of the latter versus the former.
We’ll see, I suppose…
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Other bloggers on the topic…
“… some spot signs at the convention and elsewhere that the Democrats are again working overtime to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.”
“… Laura Ingram just said that Bill will do great.
I think he will say something really stupid.
He has proven to have little to no self-control. …”
“… MoDo has reached the point of being barely coherent. Even when she cites on-the-record sources, you can’t rely in the least on the factual content of what she quotes them as saying. Or even getting the quote correct. Her anonymous sources are like imaginary friends. …”
“… What was Dowd’s “top Democrat” trying to say: That the Democrats are hunkering down in Denver but ultimately doomed?”
“… don’t despair about any more of the crap from the GOP or the drivel from the media this week, or even next. The deck has been stacked by the GOP effectively to get them through this period with little harm. In fact, McCain is at risk over the next several days with his VP pick and how that pick and the platform fight goes at their convention. Hillary has now done her part to seal off any further damage to Obama this week from within the party, and she should be respected and commended for doing so. …”
“… In Hillary Clinton’s DNC Convention speech in Denver she threw her heart and soul behind Obama for President but not for political reason but because she too believes in change. Change that she believes that only Obama can bring to America. With her help he just might be able to move our nation forward with the change that is needed and in the direction back to our nations people. What if Hillary Rodham Clinton made the arguement that I am trying to impress on her lost supporters? Would her own words be enough to change their minds? …”










