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Former President Bill Clinton in North Korea to try to free U.S. journalists

Show Bill the Money!

Bill Clinton made millions from foreign sources

January 27/12:10 PM US/Eastern
by Mathew Lee
Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) - Financial documents filed by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton show that her husband earned nearly $6 million in speaking fees last year, nearly all of it from foreign companies.

The documents obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press indicate that $5 million of the former president's reported $5.7 million in 2008 honoraria came from foreign sources. They included Kuwait's National Bank, a Hong Kong-based company, and other firms and groups in Canada, Germany, India, Malaysia, Mexico and Portugal.

Nuff said!

Hillary: Palin "Very Composed and Effective Debater"

"It's amazing, you know, she's been thrust into the national spotlight with very little preparation and I think that, all things considered, you saw a very composed and effective debater last night."

-- Jilted running mate Hillary Clinton on Sarah Palin's vice presidential debate performance.

It looks like Bill is not the only Clinton trying to undermine the liberal Obamafraud/Hair Plugs presidential ticket. "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned."

"The Other Way"

“People will go in that polling booth and say: ‘You know, I really admire Senator McCain. He gave about all you could give to this country without getting killed for it. But I’ve got to have a change, and I’m going the other way.’ ”

-- Bill Clinton, still unable or unwilling to say Barack Obama's name, on "Late Show with Dave Letterman" on Monday night.

“Is it me, or he didn’t want to say the name ‘Barack Obama’?”

-- Comic Chris Rock, following Bill Clinton on Monday's Letterman's talk show.

Bill Clinton: He's really, really glad to see John McCain

John McCain, in suspending his presidential campaign to (eventually) head back to Washington from New York to help the push for a financial rescue plan, may have nixed a planned appearance on "Late Night with David Letterman" and cancelled a chat with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

But McCain wasn't about to snub his old friend, Bill Clinton, this morning. And the ex-president, for all his expressions of support for Barack Obama and predictions of victory in November for his fellow Democrat, continues to give the impression he's definitely hedging his bets.

McCain kept his promise to address the annual meeting in the Big Apple of the Clinton Global Initiative, founded to fight malaria, global warming, poverty and other ills that know no borders. McCain's wife, Cindy, and his running mate, Sarah Palin, came along to lend support.

The Times' Bob Drogin also was there, and he reports, that Clinton was effusive in his introduction, saying he was "personally profoundly honored" and "profoundly grateful" that McCain showed up.

Obama, he noted less warmly, would speak to the group later by satellite feed from Florida, where he's been encamped for prep sessions for the Friday debate that may or may not take place.

Sure doesn't seem like Bill is campaigning his heart out for the Obamalomaniac.

Best Buds

Obama Says Bill Clinton Will Campaign for Him
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
September 10, 2008

NEW YORK (AP) -- Barack Obama revealed Wednesday that former President Clinton, once the presidential nominee's nemesis, will campaign for him during the weeks leading up to Election Day.

''There's nobody smarter in politics,'' Obama said on CBS' ''Late Show with David Letterman,'' scheduled to air Wednesday night. ''And he is going to be campaigning for us over the next eight weeks, which I'm thrilled by.''

The two were scheduled to have lunch Thursday at Clinton's office in New York. Clinton spokesman Matt McKenna said the former president would campaign for Obama at a yet-to-be announced site in Florida on Sept. 29, with plans for more fundraising and events in the works.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton already has been hitting the trail for Obama.

During the Democratic presidential primary, the former president acted as his wife's chief defender from Obama's successful challenge to her candidacy, which strained relations between him and Obama. Clinton portrayed Obama as too inexperienced for a presidential run, and Obama said sometimes it was hard to tell which Clinton he was running against.[More]

I'm glad Obama and Clinton have patched things up. Remember what they have said about each other in the not-so-distant past?

Here's Obama on Bill:

Here's Bill Clinton in his condescending best:



Obama was definitely not amused by Bill's racially charged attempt to peg Obama as "the Black candidate":




And who could possibly forget Bill's "fairy tale" diatribe?

Finger-stabbing Endorsement

"I want all of you who supported her to vote for Barack Obama in November."

-- Bill Clinton, endorsing Obama while jabbing a finger at the liberal Democrat convention delegates at the Pepsi Center earlier tonight.

The last time Bill Clinton jabbed a finger, he was telling the nation he "did not have sexual relations with that woman, Ms. Lewinsky."

Rewind to last fall, when Bubba said:

"I mean, when is the last time we elected a president based on one year of service in the Senate before he started running?"

Obama "X"

"Suppose, for example, you're a voter, and you've got candidate X and candidate Y. Candidate X agrees with you on everything, but you don't think that person can deliver on anything. Candidate Y disagrees with you on half the issues, but you believe that on the other half the candidate will be able to deliver. For whom will you vote?"

-- Bill Clinton in Denver posing a hypothetical question, which he immediately said "has nothing to do with what's going on now."

Watch the video here.

Bill Clinton, Freudian to the bitter end.