Another Bill Clinton Redux. (Fair Comment)
Anderson, Alan L., Insight on the News
It is all so predictable, if more than a little tiring. The man who for eight years demonstrated amply that (in his own mind, at least) everything is, was and always will be about him is back demanding attention. Richard Berke of the New York Times reports that on Dec. 19 Bill Clinton called a meeting of his top politicos for the purpose of burnishing his legacy. So once again the clarion call is sounded for the sycophants in the media and government to proclaim loudly their homage to the best and smartest president who ever deigned to serve the people of this nation.
Of course, no Clinton spin operation is ever what it seems. For example, according to Berke, his sources say "that while he [Clinton] expressed concern that he was being blamed for not catching Osama bin Laden, most of the …
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Article title: Another Bill Clinton Redux. (Fair Comment).
Contributors: Anderson, Alan L. - Author.
Magazine title: Insight on the News.
Volume: 18.
Issue: 3
Publication date: January 28, 2002.
Page number: 46.
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