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WooWooWoo

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36. you did leave out the first part of his statement, though...

Thu Sep 6, 2012, 12:00 AM

Sep 2012

“I’ve always said if I were ever in trouble and if I were guilty, especially if I were guilty, I would want Bill Clinton there to defend me. Nobody does it better. He’s the most talented politician I ever covered and the most charming man I’ve ever met. And no one in my view can mount an argument more effectively than he can.”

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Idiot Brit Hume: Clinton was "wonky" & "self-indulgent" & his speech was 30% too long. [View all] highplainsdem Sep 2012 OP

STFU FAUX WI_DEM Sep 2012 #1

"Wonky" is GOP-speak for "using facts." The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2012 #2

What a miserable person C_U_L8R Sep 2012 #3

30% too long because the republicans lie so damn much! n/t renegade000 Sep 2012 #4

Sticks and stones may break his bones but names will never hurt him. valerief Sep 2012 #5

I feel sorry for the GOP tonight. They wish they had what we do. n/t Avalux Sep 2012 #6

They have nothing Ricochet21 Sep 2012 #42

he also bakpakr Sep 2012 #7

You can understand that guy when he talks? My hat's off to you. nt Guy Whitey Corngood Sep 2012 #8

I can only take it for a few seconds at a time, have to switch back to sane coverage. highplainsdem Sep 2012 #12

As a kid I always had a hard time understanding Droopy. This guy Guy Whitey Corngood Sep 2012 #22

Fox Kindergarten graywarrior Sep 2012 #9

I'm so high - I think thats kind of adorable! Coexist Sep 2012 #10

Bill Kicked The Shit To The Roof HangOnKids Sep 2012 #11

It must have left a mark. Ikonoklast Sep 2012 #13

It WAS too long. But so is Hume's tenure as an asshole. randome Sep 2012 #14

Didn't seem too long at all to me. Went by at a great clip... n/t progressivebydesign Sep 2012 #31

Steve Schmidt just said on MSNBC that he wished the Republicans had someone like Bill. neverforget Sep 2012 #15

I'm sure every sane Republican agrees with him. highplainsdem Sep 2012 #20

you mean both of them ? rdking647 Sep 2012 #37

I have a die-hard Republican friend who, after meeting Bill a few years ago, NYC Liberal Sep 2012 #24

30% too long and stuffed with fact-checking >>> 30% too short and padded with fluff. reformist2 Sep 2012 #16

no no and absolutely not flamingdem Sep 2012 #17

Ha! It was 100% too long for Mittsy! WinkyDink Sep 2012 #18

Faux news is bitching and moaning rdking647 Sep 2012 #19

It's Bill Clinton. He gives long, detailed, point by point speeches. Jennicut Sep 2012 #21

The bitterness... it stinks. Eff Brit Hume and all his cohorts. nt Chorophyll Sep 2012 #23

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Desperation abounds. nt Honeycombe8 Sep 2012 #25

sour gwapes Ricochet21 Sep 2012 #44

Even Michael Steele called it a home run for the President. hifiguy Sep 2012 #26

Brit must be pissed! FrenchieCat Sep 2012 #27

So it was dead-on, we can't answer any of it, so we'll call it "wonky" Patiod Sep 2012 #28

i'd be disappointed if he said anything else spanone Sep 2012 #29

Brit Hume. The guy who skydived with GHW Bush and Chuck Norris on Bush's birthday. progressivebydesign Sep 2012 #30

You think that was bad? You should have seen Krauthammer. sadbear Sep 2012 #32

Awww, was it too long for Little Brit to understand? Not just a FOX out of context sound bite? nolabear Sep 2012 #33

Not on Kindergarten level Lex Sep 2012 #34

I guess when you have a guy on top of you B Calm Sep 2012 #35

you did leave out the first part of his statement, though... WooWooWoo Sep 2012 #36

I caught that too. ReasonableToo Sep 2012 #40

They were really hoping he'd go rogue ecstatic Sep 2012 #38

Too long? Hell I was wishing he'd kept going! bluesbassman Sep 2012 #39

Fox Poison Ricochet21 Sep 2012 #41

Brit Hume's career has been 30% too long. In fact, it's probably closer to 100%. (nt) eqfan592 Sep 2012 #43