Kentucky: Bill Clinton

Kim Jong Il is a terrorist.  Terrorists want attention.  So his minions kidnapped two female journalists and held them hostage.  Oh sure they called it an arrest followed by jail, but that was all BS.

So how did we react?  To the family of the girls, exactly as we should.  We gave the terrorist little fool just what he wanted, a photo op with Bill Clinton in exchange for the girls.

But to the parents of boys and girls killed in battles around the world fighting terrorism, this move was a sign of weakness.  Could America stomach seeing these girls imprisoned, murdered or even mutilated when the cost of their release was seemingly so small?  Likely not.

Former Republican National Committee chairman Haley Barbour says that Obama's far left agenda will eventually put the GOP back in power, much like Bill Clinton did, according to a piece in today's Politico.

While some of his logic does make sense nevertheless the amount of harm Obama might do to the country before we can grab hold of the reins might still leave lasting scars.

Even if, as Barbour suggests, the GOP will grow stronger because of Obama, it is far better to grab the reins of a runaway stagecoach sooner rather than later and as it goes, 2010 is as soon as it gets.

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Yes, they lack many vocal supporters. Get your mind out of the gutter, David Adams. The teabagging revolution = EPIC FAIL. Americans like Obama and trust him, in big numbers.
As his 100th day approaches, more than two in three Americans approve of the job Barack Obama is doing as president, a new CBS News/New York Times survey finds.

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Mr. Obama's 68 percent approval rating at the 100 day mark is better than the ratings of his two immediate predecessors, George W. Bush (whose approval at this point was 56 percent) and Bill Clinton (whose approval was 49 percent). Going back to 1953, only two presidents - John F.

BOWLING GREEN - The local Democratic ticket was pushed heavily in Bowling Green today on the occasion of former President Bill Clinton's visit. A handful of high-profile Democrats took the stage in addition to Clinton, talking up the candidacy of Senate candidate Bruce Lunsford (D-Louisville) and 2nd Congressional District candidate and state Sen. David Boswell (D-Owensboro) in particular to the hundreds of attendees in an airplane hanger at the Bowling Green-Warren County Airport.