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zipplewrath

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90. You mean he didn't sign DOMA?

Reply to LanternWaste (Reply #88)

Wed Jun 17, 2015, 12:52 PM

Jun 2015

Just wondering which of those you're now denying.

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Since when did Bill Clinton's Presidency become [View all] redstateblues Jun 2015 OP

Well Bush did leave a huge deficit, and an ocean of blood in the Middle East. Glassunion Jun 2015 #1

Around here? LordGlenconner Jun 2015 #2

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Horse manure Gman Jun 2015 #16

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The bubble came much later, starting around 98 Gman Jun 2015 #23

1996 MFrohike Jun 2015 #25

So please describe how these tech stocks Gman Jun 2015 #26

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Ok MFrohike Jun 2015 #31

So people working in some of the very best times Gman Jun 2015 #33

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I can't believe you actually said that Gman Jun 2015 #47

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Heh MFrohike Jun 2015 #39

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+1000 nt laundry_queen Jun 2015 #70

Excellent post. nt Lonusca Jun 2015 #79

What century are you from? truebluegreen Jun 2015 #42

There was the Dot Com bubble upaloopa Jun 2015 #77

A big part of the dot com bubble was the result of the IPOs bigbrother05 Jun 2015 #102

You certainly have a better understanding of it upaloopa Jun 2015 #106

A world of peace? Oilwellian Jun 2015 #86

Didn't Glass-Steagall get repealed on his watch? nt MH1 Jun 2015 #53

Were you even born then? Gman Jun 2015 #57

LOLOLOL MH1 Jun 2015 #58

Nice ageism. intheflow Jun 2015 #59

Yes. I got paid a shitload of money because I can code. jeff47 Jun 2015 #80

It takes time for policy in the pipeline.We are living in Bill's NAFTA end of Glass Steagll world! TheNutcracker Jun 2015 #78

Not true. It was George Bush's tax cuts that led to "irrational exuberance" and the crash. pnwmom Jun 2015 #112

Since removing Glass-Steagall fucked up our banks. nt valerief Jun 2015 #4

My thoughts exactly Kelvin Mace Jun 2015 #64

Precisely... DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2015 #5

Agreed, and I will vote for that. Volaris Jun 2015 #34

Was Kosovo aspirant Jun 2015 #6

No, but from what I know it did stop an in- progress genocide. Volaris Jun 2015 #37

Exactly we got in, achieved our objectives, and got out. DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2015 #46

And in the meantime... Oilwellian Jun 2015 #87

No I did not. Volaris Jun 2015 #103

Bosnia was not peace... catnhatnh Jun 2015 #7

We were BEGGED to go to Kosovo leftynyc Jun 2015 #89

The OP said it was a time of peace... catnhatnh Jun 2015 #91

I asked you a question leftynyc Jun 2015 #92

No-I'm against saying war is peace. N/T catnhatnh Jun 2015 #94

Has there been administration in our entire leftynyc Jun 2015 #95

If you think not catnhatnh Jun 2015 #96

I'm indifferent to the OP leftynyc Jun 2015 #98

Well then... catnhatnh Jun 2015 #99

Both of those were leftynyc Jun 2015 #101

It was fucking GENOCIDE BainsBane Jun 2015 #113

Deregulation of banks and telecommunications, DOMA, NAFTA, workfare. NewSystemNeeded Jun 2015 #8

This nailed the key points. Exilednight Jun 2015 #11

Yup, yup but always nevermind about any of that TheKentuckian Jun 2015 #13

Changing student funding from grants to loans CanadaexPat Jun 2015 #38

Wow, I wasn't even aware of that one. nt NewSystemNeeded Jun 2015 #41

And oddly people never seem to realize truebluegreen Jun 2015 #43

A tiny portion of the labor force worked in tech jobs or for internet companies whatthehey Jun 2015 #74

"While it wasn't perfect" sums it up. CAG Jun 2015 #9

Your last sentence says it all. DawgHouse Jun 2015 #10

Two Names: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer. nt madinmaryland Jun 2015 #12

Yeah i have the same thoughts. i remember Clinton as a good president. hrmjustin Jun 2015 #14

After twelve years of Reagan/Bush, Clinton was a GREAT president! n/t csziggy Jun 2015 #32

Four things we now know the truth about: hifiguy Jun 2015 #15

He campaigned on that crap... joshcryer Jun 2015 #22

He got elected because he was the lesser of two evils. dflprincess Jun 2015 #55

In every election somebody says redstateblues Jun 2015 #65

Don't forget the federal surplus-- truebluegreen Jun 2015 #44

He was an excellent president. The best president of my lifetime. I BreakfastClub Jun 2015 #17

Exactly backwards. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jun 2015 #19

I remember only back to Eisenhower aka-chmeee Jun 2015 #69

I never understood why conservatives hated Clinton so much. Maedhros Jun 2015 #104

When he was in office? Erich Bloodaxe BSN Jun 2015 #18

If your premise is correct DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2015 #27

It would be logical to conclude that truebluegreen Jun 2015 #49

Does that suggest that it is of no moment whether a Republican or Hillary Clinton ... DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2015 #66

Are you suggesting that (your obvious preferred) candidate truebluegreen Jun 2015 #67

No. I know that Bill Clinton was preferable to Bush Pere and Bob Dole and Hillary DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2015 #68

So do you have any kind of problem with Bill's policies? truebluegreen Jun 2015 #71

There were two recessions under Bush. jeff47 Jun 2015 #81

He's married to Hillary. zappaman Jun 2015 #21

His approval numbers validate your OP. JaneyVee Jun 2015 #24

It was the after effects MFrohike Jun 2015 #29

Clinton's presidency was at best mediocre. Spider Jerusalem Jun 2015 #30

^^This^^ truebluegreen Jun 2015 #50

People keep saying this as received truth. Prove it. whatthehey Jun 2015 #75

There weren't a just few lucky grifters making a billion. jeff47 Jun 2015 #83

Simply look at GDP, inflation and unemployment... LanternWaste Jun 2015 #82

Look at GDP, inflation, and unemployment in 1929 when Coolidge left office. Spider Jerusalem Jun 2015 #97

I would elect Bill Clinton again if not for the anti-FDR amendment. onehandle Jun 2015 #35

+1 LordGlenconner Jun 2015 #45

None of that means shit..... quickesst Jun 2015 #61

Thank you! redstateblues Jun 2015 #62

GOLDSTEIN!!! frylock Jun 2015 #72

+1! I remeber the Clinton years fondly. nt lunamagica Jun 2015 #111

One word zipplewrath Jun 2015 #48

Yes! TM99 Jun 2015 #56

Wow. The Reagan administration did nothing at all for 7 entire years at the start of the AIDS crisis Bluenorthwest Jun 2015 #85

Of course, we agree as usual. TM99 Jun 2015 #107

Triangulation seems much less an indictment than revisionist history... LanternWaste Jun 2015 #88

You mean he didn't sign DOMA? zipplewrath Jun 2015 #90

You don't seem to be aware okasha Jun 2015 #110

Funny the Lesbian AF Colonel I knew didn't think so zipplewrath Jun 2015 #114

Since I can remember rock Jun 2015 #52

Fair question. H2O Man Jun 2015 #54

It was bad during. No 'becoming' required. Pft. n/t X_Digger Jun 2015 #60

Glass Steagal repeal Man from Pickens Jun 2015 #63

Remember the Telecommunications Act of 1996? Scuba Jun 2015 #73

Eight years of George W. Bush and... Mike Nelson Jun 2015 #76

Just in my opinion, the worst thing sadoldgirl Jun 2015 #84

There are ZERO perfect leftynyc Jun 2015 #93

I voted for him twice deutsey Jun 2015 #100

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There's never been a good Democratic Presidency (except for St. Roosevelt's) wyldwolf Jun 2015 #108

It's sad that so many people.. sendero Jun 2015 #109