Poor, picked on Bill!
The Clinton Library opened today.
One of Bill Clinton's less attractive attributes has always been his prodigious capacity for self-pity. The library apparently embodies this characteristic of the former President.The following is reported of the exhibit covering the trivial and unimportant episode touched off by nothing more than Mr. Clinton's decision to lie under oath in a criminal proceeding while serving as the nation's Chief Magistrate: "Parts of the text, such as 'character assassination,' 'politics of persecution' and 'rumors and accusations,' are highlighted in yellow. And it asserts: 'The impeachment battle was not about the Constitution or rule of law, but was instead about a quest for power that the president's opponents could not win at the ballot box.'"
Poor baby! In the spirit of bi-partisanship, a suggestion, Mr. President: Move the impeachment exhibit to the basement, and re-name it "The Whine Cellar."
One of Bill Clinton's less attractive attributes has always been his prodigious capacity for self-pity. The library apparently embodies this characteristic of the former President.The following is reported of the exhibit covering the trivial and unimportant episode touched off by nothing more than Mr. Clinton's decision to lie under oath in a criminal proceeding while serving as the nation's Chief Magistrate: "Parts of the text, such as 'character assassination,' 'politics of persecution' and 'rumors and accusations,' are highlighted in yellow. And it asserts: 'The impeachment battle was not about the Constitution or rule of law, but was instead about a quest for power that the president's opponents could not win at the ballot box.'"
Poor baby! In the spirit of bi-partisanship, a suggestion, Mr. President: Move the impeachment exhibit to the basement, and re-name it "The Whine Cellar."
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