"Hillary Clinton and the 2-for-1 Presidency", AP Boston Herald, 'You'll Get Sick of Seeing Him'

[appalachiablue]

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http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511974864

[Human101948]

1. He's not looking too healthy these days...

You may not have him to "kick around" much longer.

[Scootaloo]

2. Oh yeah. Can't wait for four to eight years of Bill.

[MissDeeds]

3. Clinton fatigue

Him AND her.

[appalachiablue]

4. Wider than they realize, strange. And there aren't many assertive

and innovative bright stars in the establishment these days as expected.

[LiberalElite]

34. From that pic it looks like

Bill has it too.

[n2doc]

5. Get? Already Got n/t

[Jackilope]

6. Already sick of both of them.

Finger wagging, scandals, cackles .... wondering if that offer from Ireland welcoming us if Trump is elected would apply for them as well?

[appalachiablue]

28. In the early 2000s there was talk of popular Bill entering politics again. He was asked

about it a lot, and he said because of his ancestry he would be eligible for some position(s) in Ireland.

[dorkzilla]

39. ...and he was wrong

One of his parents would have to have been born there. They weren't. He's a moron.

[appalachiablue]

40. Bill not telling the truth, imagine that.

[dorkzilla]

41. I think he also said he could be president of France

because of some loophole in the Louisiana Purchase? For a guy who is supposed to be so smart is sure is stupid...or thinks everyone else is.

[tularetom]

7. How effing clueless can she be?

If there is one thing the country needs less than Hillary Clinton making government policy, it's that POS sticking his nose in the middle of everything.

And for all the Clintonphiles who maintain that she can't be held responsible for his mistakes, if she puts him in charge of anything, she owns everything he fucked up.

What amazes me is that anybody anywhere in this country thinks it's a smart move to trot him out and let him babble.

[appalachiablue]

9. I truly hope that some of this, which was said particularly around KY recently

is about not losing the primary there, which with Oregon, and Indiana and WV before that would mean 4 straight losses. And to try to revive some appeal in coal country where he was favored in the 90s as articles mention.

[arcane1]

11. "she owns everything he fucked up" - Exactly.

They can't have it both ways now that she's openly saying his ideas are the ones she's going to follow.

[Duval]

16. "Poor judgment" strikes again. nt

[arcane1]

8. For a year now we've been told it's sexist to equate Bill's ideas and policies w/Hillary's.

Now they're basically saying he'll be president again, at least in some areas. He'll be "in charge" of trade deals and the economy, for starters.

That's one failed defense that can't be used anymore.

[appalachiablue]

10. It's very absurd and concerning, to say the least.

[HereSince1628]

12. So Bills going to be in charge of domestic economy and international treaties on trade

What's that leave for HRC?

[Optimism]

23. Wars of choice...

Regime change ... looking tough to the world ala the Iron Lady ... well, you get the idea.

[AgerolanAmerican]

29. terrorizing his girlfriends

and plunging us into WW3

[some guy]

13. Been sick of him for over 20 years already, thanks.

I'm past done with the both of them, long, long ago.

[dchill]

26. The Griftons.

[appalachiablue]

38. +10

[Duval]

15. We don't need him "Fighting for us".

We've already seen where his "fights" lead. Wrong direction comes to mind.

He looks ill.

[nc4bo]

17. I've seen and heard enough of his ass already. Go away! nt

[HereSince1628]

18. HRC doesn't believe in constitutional term limits...Bill gets 2 and some fraction terms

Of course that depends on what the definition of a term is is.

[felix_numinous]

19. It's double trouble

X2. Another epic photo, the slogan is ironic and apropos: 'Fighting for Us' looking like Us = Clintons&Co.

[magical thyme]

20. I'm already sick of seeing him. nt

[corkhead]

21. I already am

[thereismore]

24. You're brave for posting in that fetid sewer. nt

[appalachiablue]

27. Believe me, I very rarely do so. Months ago didn't even read there much it was so bad.

[TexasBushwhacker]

25. Why does she think this will win her votes

Sure this 2-fer may appeal to the people who already support her, but it will not help her win over Sander's supporters or undecided independents and Republicans.

I voted for him twice and considering the alternatives, I don't regret that. I have no reason to think he has learned from his mistakes, but I sure as hell have. So he's going to be the economy fixer-upper? I'd say the same thing to him as I would to her - How?

Bernie has been very good with specifics. One can certainly disagree with him, but he lays out exactly what he'll do and how he'll pay for it. Her plans, and how she explains them, are so long winded that it just sets off my bullshit meter.

[doc03]

30. I am sick of seeing him already. Bill is one of the

biggest problems I have with Hillary being president. What will he do this time to embarrass the entire nation?

[highprincipleswork]

31. These guys and the Party Elite are still living in a 90's dream, like it's a senior prom.

Outside, the world is more like "Zombie Apocalypse"

The Reagan Revolution is over, and Trump's candidacy proves it.

it is time for a new era of Progressivism, and the American public has proved they are ready. This entire campaign has been fought on Progressive ground.

It is time to move forward, with whoever we put in charge, into a new Progressive Dynasty, NOT TO REVERT TO THE SAME OLD SHIT THAT HAS BEEN AROUND SINCE A KNEE-JERK REACTION TO REAGAN.

The Democratic Party has to realize this, or their Party is going to be interrupted, either from inside by Bernie-style Progressives or from outside by Trump's campaign.

[appalachiablue]

32. The essence, you got it. Well done. No more 90s! Over and out.

[highprincipleswork]

33. Thanks. I got the feeling. I really think we are at a major crossroads, and if we really seize it

we ride to victory. Major victory, even in the Senate and the House. The wave of history is on our side.

Another nice thing is we could do it together, if we unite around what it traditionally means to be a Democrat.

[appalachiablue]

35. Your feelin, major crossroads is it exactly. ~ Love JB, people used to tease me

cuz I played him so much- in a good way. Finally saw him in concert, terrific! Forgot that, wow. Saw Prince too, Elvis, Dylan, Aretha, Joni, Allman Bros., Sly, Sinatra, more. Very lucky to have been around during that great era in music.

[highprincipleswork]

36. Thanks for sharing the feeling w me. IMO we need more feeling & less paralysis. PROGRESSIVE FEELING!

[LiberalElite]

37. That's exactly what a Time opinion piece says - people don't want to go back to the '90s

I posted it in this group and GD-Pee.

[MisterP]

42. the Uncle Rico candidate

[SamKnause]

43. I am sick of the Bush family.

I am sick of the Clinton family.

The misery, destruction, and death these 2 families have caused

in this country and globally is incalculable.