I'm sorry , but President Clinton is losing me..........

[scared]

I'm listening to him talk about his book on C-Span2 and he has been very eloquent, humorous, but geez. His take on politics today, and Bush specifically really has me puzzled. Politics are more honest today, and Bush is only doing what he said he would do when he ran his campaign for President?

I'd really like to hear just one thing, other than tax cuts that he told the truth about during his campaign.

His humble foreign policy is obviously the main lie, but hardly the only one.

I just don't get Clinton's take on this at all.

[Langis]

1. Ummmm he even lied about the tax cut

The vast majority go to the middle class, remember that?

[scared]

7. You are right.........

I did forget about that, that was a very BIG lie.

[MikeG]

2. Wait till the convention. The Big Dog will bark loudly.

He didn't say what W is for is right. Just that he did what he said he would do.

[scared]

5. What he did say though was.............

Don't be mad at him for what he's doing, because he's just doing what he said he would do. Really? That statement doesn't seem based in reality to me.

[Forkboy]

3. I just bet he finds you in the last place he looks

funny how that always happens :)

[Virginian]

4. When Prez Clinton explained it, it made sense.

I heard him on TV, talking about it. He made that statement and then backed it up with his logic and it made perfect sense, now I have forgotten the explanation and all I can think of was Bush said he was "Against Nation Building" and now we are building two nations.

Bush did say he was a uniter and he has united all of our enemies against us.

[Jackson4Gore]

6. He is no President Gore

Gore is ripping Bush while Clinton is giving him subtle complements.

[2Design]

8. you are right....clinton has seemed to be backing bush a lot

not sure why that is either.....he stands up for him...

[troublemaker]

9. Honesty from Clinton at this juncture would just be destructive

Nobody that finds Clinton influential is going to vote for Bush even if Clinton *endorses* him.

The voters who are in play are so uninformed and so unpolitical we can hardly even imagine it. From here on in if it pisses us off it's probably good politics because this campaign is no longer about us.