Bill's Memoir

[Mik]

“Bill Clinton is an extraordinarily good liar. “

I forget who said it, but how in hell can he expect to be believed when all evidence would suggest otherwise.

[taiwan_girl]

@Mik said in Bill's Memoir:

“Bill Clinton is an extraordinarily good liar. “

I forget who said it, but how in hell can he expect to be believed when all evidence would suggest otherwise.

Another comment I heard about President Clinton was something like

"He has the morals of a alley cat, but if I needed one person to give a speech on something, he would be my pick"

(Honestly, I have not heard a lot of his speeches, but the brief ones I listened to seemed pretty good - just from a style method)

[Mik]

A I think of it, I believe it was Charles Krauthammer who said it.

[George K]

Ah, the halcyon days when morals didn't matter.

[jon-nyc]

Ah, the halcyon days when morals did matter.

[Mik]

@jon-nyc said in Bill's Memoir:

Ah, the halcyon days when *the appearance of *morals did matter.

[jon-nyc]

Another way to say that might be ‘acting presidential’ and yes, those were halcyon days as well.

[Mik]

Yep. One certainly could. I do.

[LuFins Dad]

Remember when conservatives were positive that Clinton was going to become Secretary General of the UN?

[George K]

@jon-nyc said in Bill's Memoir:

Ah, the halcyon days when morals did matter.

Give that man a cigar!

[Tom-K]

Here's a New York City story. There are certain people when they were out on the street, or standing somewhere that--in a crowd when you just randomly passed by, a light just SHOWN upon them. Harrison Ford was like that, on the other hand Paul Newman was just a short Jewish guy, Tom Curise has that, same with Tony Bennett. The best ever was Bill Clinton. In a crowd that guy just glowed in the dark.