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4. Sounds passive-aggressive?

Thu Jun 7, 2012, 10:50 PM

Jun 2012

Bill seemed like he lost his mojo during Hillary's campaign, resorting to lashing out at Obama. He ended up sounding mean and desperate, which is so unlike he usual style. And I don't think he ever got over Hillary losing. But he has never been a true progressive dem anyway, not when he pushed welfare "reform" and "free trade" deals that killed manufacturing jobs, not to mention de-regulating Wall Street.

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Bill Clinton �very sorry� for veering off message on Bush tax cuts [View all] KoKo Jun 2012 OP

He expressed what he really thought. That's it. n/t Liberal_Stalwart71 Jun 2012 #1

If you watch or read the Mainstream Corporate Wall St. Financial sites...they are with Clinton KoKo Jun 2012 #2

I agree. I don't trust Bill Clinton. I think he admitted what he really thought and is in lockstep Liberal_Stalwart71 Jun 2012 #5

Agreed. Among other things, he signed the repeal of Glass-Steagall, snot Jun 2012 #16

That law was passed by an overwhelming majority of votes and was veto proof. Beacool Jun 2012 #21

Yeah, it was veto proof alright 2banon Jun 2012 #30

Clinton has been rotten from the start. appal_jack Jun 2012 #37

OK Bill DonCoquixote Jun 2012 #3

This is the point, he made a sincere correction flamingdem Jun 2012 #19

Sounds passive-aggressive? SunSeeker Jun 2012 #4

Exactly!! Liberal_Stalwart71 Jun 2012 #6

Amen....exactly! nt snappyturtle Jun 2012 #7

Obama was his wife's opponent. Beacool Jun 2012 #22

He didn't do her any favors by lashing out. SunSeeker Jun 2012 #24

Right on the money . . . InAbLuEsTaTe Jun 2012 #27

Apology, not accepted from me and I'm sure many more dems Happydayz Jun 2012 #8

You nailed it. Both Clintons need to retire from politics. . . InAbLuEsTaTe Jun 2012 #28

Does he have any consistent views on policy at all? Canuckistanian Jun 2012 #9

He likes Paul Ryan's plan. Got caught on tape praising it. That's what he really thinks! n/t Liberal_Stalwart71 Jun 2012 #15

He does? Canuckistanian Jun 2012 #20

"He said he stands with Obama on the issue." unkachuck Jun 2012 #10

I feel your pain Bill. Now, try to get it right. And shove your apology. russspeakeasy Jun 2012 #11

He needs to STFU while his reputation is still partially intact tularetom Jun 2012 #12

Bill, time for you to leave the stage. And take Hillary with you. InAbLuEsTaTe Jun 2012 #29

He should mention his own tax policy. MrSlayer Jun 2012 #13

Bill has always been outspoken. emilyg Jun 2012 #14

Bill was probably trying to get some Republican leg... I excuse him... n/t IamK Jun 2012 #17

Clinton still has a little resentment for the current POTUS. They both just need each other now. craigmatic Jun 2012 #18

Bill Clinton can say whatever he wants on any subject. Beacool Jun 2012 #23

Nobody needs loose cannon. Especially a jealous one. MjolnirTime Jun 2012 #31

Jealous of what, precisely????? Beacool Jun 2012 #33

I knew you would show up :) snooper2 Jun 2012 #38

Clinton was a good president. Beacool Jun 2012 #40

Maybe Bill thinks that if Romney wins ... spin Jun 2012 #25

Yeah, he could spew better platitudes. Beacool Jun 2012 #34

And Bain... freshwest Jun 2012 #26

As my daddy would have said "Sorry doesn't cut it." n/t woodsprite Jun 2012 #32

crocodile tears. n/t rayofreason Jun 2012 #35

The apology is very ambiguous marshall Jun 2012 #36

Just butt-out, Bill. sakabatou Jun 2012 #39

Narcissism GeorgeGist Jun 2012 #41

Zip it and keep your effin' trap shut, Bill. Arugula Latte Jun 2012 #42

Does he think he's talking to dumbass conservatives with that apology? w4rma Jun 2012 #43