Did ole Bill just endorse McCain??????????????

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2088155/posts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dns6oX4p98

Bill Clinton acting Presidental worries me.

He's up to something.

I dunno about the rest of you but I think he pretty much did. GOOD for Bill!!!

For once, Bill Clinton told the truth!!!!

I'm almost choking and caughing here, hard to get the words out, but I'll try......
Gee, Bill, I was IMPRESSED by your talk there! You made sense!
Geesh.
Did you hear near the end, he almost implied that McCain WOULD be president?!?
OR, was I dreaming, maybe some nasty experience induced by the footlong tuna sub and cookies and liter of coke?

For once..I actually AGREE with Bill. Who Knew???

Bill, tuna?? you need a hotdog and a beer and I'm buying this time

LOVE hotdogs! Love corndogs!

I need to say this:
Well, first I'll stick on topic. For a liberal democrat, he had quite a few good things to say about John McCain. That's unusual, but I heard nothing bad...could be a bit of a hint. I'm a republican and all, but go Clinton.

Now what I need to get out:
I hate the view. Liberal, Liberal, Liberal and Liberal.
It just so happens the cute little blond is the conservative! But in all seriousness, they need (at least) 1 more conservative voice to balance out. You saw how they ripped on McCain, made faces and asked some scrutinizing questions to him and his wife..yet Obama comes on and they relate him to Brad Pitt (huh?!?!) and flirt with him, and "fist pound" Michelle Obama...seriously, it's all pure garbage to me.
Kick off Woopie or Barbra Walters and put another cute young fiery conservative chick in there.
I did mention I am open for a job, yes?

Why, are you cute and blonde? LOL
You're certainly qualified.
I agree with your comments, though, whoopie I loved in Star Trek TNG, but otherwise, she's too hateful and extreme.

I watched him on The View and now I've watched him on Letterman, and if he's endorsing McCain he's doing a very poor job of it. He keeps saying he will be surprised if Obama doesn't win because the Dems are registering more new voters, the country is now more diverse, etc. Apparently Clinton doesn't think people of diverse backgrounds vote Republican. While he said complimentary things about McCain, anyone taking their voting cues from him will be voting Obama. He even said that he and Hillary were pleased when Biden was announced as Obama's choice for VP. I'm having more and more trouble believing the idea that the Clintons are just being forced to go along with the Obama campaign but secretly want McCain to win.

Believe me....the Clintons won't cry if Obama doesn't win. It is quite obvious to me. They are just toeing the line enough to be plausible with the DNC.
McCain and the Clintons respect each other. I don't think the Clintons respect Obama after all the dirty shenanigans he pulled in the primary. How could they?
I am still betting the Clintons are not even voting for Obozo. While the DNC has their eye on them....no one knows what they do in the voting booth.

TruthBeTold wrote: He keeps saying he will be surprised if Obama doesn't win because the Dems are registering more new voters

Not as solid as an argument as you'd think.
I'll tell you about my liberal friends (I have many, being in a blue state)
Oh, some WILL register--but do you think that they or their families have ANY idea whats going on right now? About 40% of the newly registered voters will not vote. I talk to my liberal friends about certain things, that are going on but are not "political" per se, they have no idea what I am talking about. Russia/Georgia conflict? Talked to a handful and had no idea what it was. Britain turning over it's government to Sharia Law? Same results. I'll tell ya what though, there is also more hope than you'd think. See, my friends (I believe) vote what their parents vote. Granted, I am one to talk, I'm kind of doing it--but I watch the news to make my own assumptions. It just happens that I agree with my parents But when I talk to them about the current events, their OWN PERSONAL views are much more conservative than you'd think! Don't past party labels on something. Just talk about situations, in a CASUAL way with no political undertones, and you'll find that most of the country is conservative. Sadly, people get lost with the whole "republican/democrat" label.

And Besides, I am a newly registered voter! One of my guy friends is too, and a handful of young people I know who are newly registered are voting McCain...most of the Obots will be either in bed, playing Xbox, or won't even know it is election day. 2004 They registered SO MANY young people, all for Kerry on MTV's "Rock the Vote" and you all know how that election turned out.[i]

Just remind them that because of the HUGE turnout expected this year, the Dems have a new plan to prevent voter congestion.
Republicans will still vote on Nov 4th, but Democrats are to vote on the 5th. That way there won't be any fighting or crowding. They can't have themselves being seen in the same lines at the polling places as we are.