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people wear superman pajamas
well superman wears bill clinton pajamas
well superman wears bill clinton pajamas
Bill Clinton thinks he knows how to fix the country, do you agree?
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I'd wish Obama take Bush's approach of ignoring the Congress altogether when he wants to do what he wants. The other day Jon Stewart exposed him for not coming through with a lot of his promises in some open interview Obama had. Dude was at a loss for words with this one woman
I agree with Bill on some things. Economically, I wish he was press for another 4 years. But aint no one person is gonna solve this economic problem.
I agree with Bill on some things. Economically, I wish he was press for another 4 years. But aint no one person is gonna solve this economic problem.
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I'd wish Obama take Bush's approach of ignoring the Congress altogether when he wants to do what he wants. The other day Jon Stewart exposed him for not coming through with a lot of his promises in some open interview Obama had. Dude was at a loss for words with this one woman
I agree with Bill on some things. Economically, I wish he was press for another 4 years. But aint no one person is gonna solve this economic problem.
I agree with Bill on some things. Economically, I wish he was press for another 4 years. But aint no one person is gonna solve this economic problem.
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There are lots of people who "know how to fix this country" and you can go to any bookstore and pick up a few books written by those people.
That isn't the issue.
How to fix things isn't the problem.
Getting PEOPLE to actually do what needs to be done is the impossible part.
We can't get our countrys people to agree on ANYTHING these days so nothing ever really changes.
That isn't the issue.
How to fix things isn't the problem.
Getting PEOPLE to actually do what needs to be done is the impossible part.
We can't get our countrys people to agree on ANYTHING these days so nothing ever really changes.
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There are lots of people who "know how to fix this country" and you can go to any bookstore and pick up a few books written by those people.
That isn't the issue.
How to fix things isn't the problem.
Getting PEOPLE to actually do what needs to be done is the impossible part.
We can't get our countrys people to agree on ANYTHING these days so nothing ever really changes.
That isn't the issue.
How to fix things isn't the problem.
Getting PEOPLE to actually do what needs to be done is the impossible part.
We can't get our countrys people to agree on ANYTHING these days so nothing ever really changes.
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Any Given Sunday89 wrote:
No, Bill is an idiot. His massive inflationary policies during the 90's contributed to the circumstance we are in now.
Blaming anyone but the Bush administration for the state our country is in is just silly.. talk about crooks..
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Any Given Sunday89 wrote:
No, Bill is an idiot. His massive inflationary policies during the 90's contributed to the circumstance we are in now.
Blaming anyone but the Bush administration for the state our country is in is just silly.. talk about crooks..
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Bill Clinton > you
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Bill Clinton > you
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more people NEED to see that second vid... open your eyes people
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more people NEED to see that second vid... open your eyes people
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Lol Bill Clinton was a red neck from Arkansas, who did not even own suits until he became president. This is the man you think can change things?
You really have to love !@** Cheney regardless of what you think of his politics; the man pushed everything he wanted through, regardless of the opposition.
You really have to love !@** Cheney regardless of what you think of his politics; the man pushed everything he wanted through, regardless of the opposition.
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Lol Bill Clinton was a red neck from Arkansas, who did not even own suits until he became president. This is the man you think can change things?
You really have to love !@** Cheney regardless of what you think of his politics; the man pushed everything he wanted through, regardless of the opposition.
You really have to love !@** Cheney regardless of what you think of his politics; the man pushed everything he wanted through, regardless of the opposition.
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Clinton>>>>any other president period.
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Clinton>>>>any other president period.
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Did anyone catch his opinion on the jobs market? He quoted how their are 2 open positions for every hiring. He actually tried to say that jobs are out there but we don't have enough qualified candidates. This is the new charade of the American dream. They class out new graduates for yesteryear's entry level positions by requiring extensive experience. Today's entry level positions are then filled by overqualified candidates who take haircuts to keep a job. The goalposts for employment keep changing where a b.s. equals a high school diploma while the financial barriers to higher education keep rising.
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Did anyone catch his opinion on the jobs market? He quoted how their are 2 open positions for every hiring. He actually tried to say that jobs are out there but we don't have enough qualified candidates. This is the new charade of the American dream. They class out new graduates for yesteryear's entry level positions by requiring extensive experience. Today's entry level positions are then filled by overqualified candidates who take haircuts to keep a job. The goalposts for employment keep changing where a b.s. equals a high school diploma while the financial barriers to higher education keep rising.
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Well said. Nice to see someone who actually gets it as opposed to the incessant blabbermouths on nt.
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Well said. Nice to see someone who actually gets it as opposed to the incessant blabbermouths on nt.
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It starts with Obama, Geithner, and Bernanke booted out of the country.
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It starts with Obama, Geithner, and Bernanke booted out of the country.
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The housing market is the biggest trigger in our economy right now and it is not coming back anytime soon ... It is the way it is because Clinton bought votes with unsustainable and idiotic housing legislation ...
Actually it started with the devil himself more than anyone
But yea, Clinton is one of the most overrated presidents. He just looks better cause he was surrounded by some of the worst presidents of all-time.
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The housing market is the biggest trigger in our economy right now and it is not coming back anytime soon ... It is the way it is because Clinton bought votes with unsustainable and idiotic housing legislation ...
Actually it started with the devil himself more than anyone
But yea, Clinton is one of the most overrated presidents. He just looks better cause he was surrounded by some of the worst presidents of all-time.
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