A guest blogger reports on Wednesday night at the Say Anything Convention. If nothing else Bill Clinton reminded us all how repulsive it was to have an impeached serial abuser of women endlessly wag his finger at a nation.
It's very fitting that a political Party, which is now little more
an amalgam of liars, thugs, mendicants, and freaks would have as its
most beloved figure, a money-grubbing swine and loathsome creep who's
been formally recognized as a perjurious, sexual pervert. Bill
Clinton is a vile, filthy psychopath. His
record of misogyny, his personal "war on women", includes multiple episodes of sexual and
emotional abuse that include his wife.
Standing allegations include attempted violent rape and serial Oval
Office abuse of Ms. Lewinsky in a situation which clearly would have
caused a Republican to be driven from Office and public life. His
perversion and perjury caused him to be Impeached (though not removed),
legally disbarred, and of course, lionized by the Democrat Party. His
record in Office includes wholesale trade in criminal Pardons for cash
and political reward. He was and remains a pathological liar about whom
then Senator Bob Kerrey of NE, a Democrat colleague said: “Clinton’s an
unusually good liar. Unusually good. Do you realize that?” No wonder the
Democrats love him so.
An analysis of the
veracity of his speech Wednesday follows. This tawdry trash caused
pundits on the Left and the Right to swoon like schoolgirls. Brit Hume
should hang his head in shame. He said, "He’s the most
talented politician I’ve ever covered and the most charming man I have
ever met. No one in my opinion can mount an argument — frame an argument
more effectively than he can.” Brit obviously hasn't done
much analysis of Hitler's oratory. Adolf used the same methods and
dishonest constructs. Chris Wallace added: “The reason he is such an
effective political speaker is because he is such an effective political
thinker. He is able to frame a political argument more effectively than
anyone I’ve ever seen in politics.” It's much easier "to frame a
political argument", when you brazenly distort and lie about it. And
make no mistake about this. One of the reasons Clinton is able to,
"distort and lie", is because so-called objective observers like Hume
and Wallace turn into pathetic Clinton "groupies" at the sound of his
voice.
Posted on 06 September 2012
Source: Breitbart Feed
"To be blunt, it was a toxic, 50-minute bromide of lies, prevarications, and misdirections so fictional that it ought to be placed on the shelves alongside Fifty Shades of Gray (come to think of it, the speech was also sadomasochistic, if the reaction of the Clintonite media was any indicator).
There are dozens of problems in the Clinton speech, but let’s just start with the top ten:
1] •
“Since 1961, for 52 years now, the Republicans have held the White
House 28 years, the Democrats 24. In those 52 years, our private economy
has produced 66 million private- sector jobs. So what’s the job score?
Republicans: twenty-four million. Democrats: forty-two.”
Technically,
this is true. Just as technically, Barack Obama should run screaming
with his hair on fire from this statistic. There’s a reason for that:
Clinton is measuring presidential tenure purely from inauguration to
inauguration. For example, he’s taking jobs numbers from January 1981 to
January 1985 to measure Reagan’s first term. Only one problem with
this: by this standard, Barack Obama is the second-worst private jobs
creator of the last half-century (George W. Bush is first, but still
created far more net jobs than Obama overall, putting Obama dead last if
you include state and federal jobs in the statistic). Which is why our
unemployment rate is terrible.
2] •
“Though I often disagree with Republicans, I actually never learned to
hate them the way the far right that now controls their party seems to
hate our president and a lot of other Democrats.”
This
is crapola. Clinton frequently says or implies that Republicans are
racists who want to toss grandma off a cliff. Here’s what Clinton said
about the Tea Party’s view of Barack Obama just a couple years ago:
“They want to turn him into a space alien. It helps that his skin color
is different. But their motivation is what it always is: power and money.”
And
when he was president, Clinton was fond of using the FBI to investigate
his political opponents. His political guru, Dick Morris, suggested
that Clinton try a “ricochet strategy” to link Republicans with
terrorists. Clinton is a hater. He always has been, as Barack Obama
should know. He just hides it well because he’s a genius politician and a
liar par excellance.
3] • “We all know that [Obama] also tried to work with congressional Republicans on health care, debt reduction, and new jobs.”
Really?
Obamacare passed with precisely zero Republican votes, and only after
the Democrats used legislative dirty tricks to pass it. On the debt
reduction, Obama killed a deal with House Speaker John Boehner by trying
to shoehorn massive tax increases into his final proposal. Republicans
voted for Obama’s proposed – and sheepish – extension of the payroll tax
rates. The Republican House has passed dozens of jobs bills. The
Democratic Senate hasn’t even brought them to a vote. Obama’s budgets
are so ridiculously non-moderate that they’ve received zero votes in the
House and Senate – twice.
4] • “They want to get rid of those pesky financial regulations designed to prevent another crash and prohibit federal bailouts.”
Ah,
the irony. Obama’s Dodd-Frank regulations enshrine bailouts into law.
And as for those “pesky financial regulations,” Clinton’s administration
is responsible for doing away with the Glass-Steagall Act, the left’s
favorite bugaboo on this score. The fact is that Democrats are the
largest proponents of bailouts – hell, Clinton was championing Obama’s
GM bailouts a few minutes after this point in the speech. And they’re
the ones who designed the regulatory regime that created the subprime
mortgage crisis.
5] • “I
had this same thing happen in 1994 and early ’95. We could see that the
policies were working, that the economy was growing, but most people
didn’t feel it yet. Thankfully, by 1996, the economy was roaring,
everybody felt it, and we were halfway through the longest peacetime
expansion in the history of the United States.”
Clinton’s
policies were not working early in his tenure. The fabled Clinton
recovery started under President George H.W. Bush; from January 1992 to
January 1993, the H.W. Bush economy created 1.46 million jobs. Clinton’s
job creation numbers only jumped after he admitted that he had raised
taxes too much, proceeded to cut capital gains taxes in a major way,
signed free trade acts, increased the death tax exemption, and worked
with a Republican Congress to pass fiscally responsible budgets. The
idea that Clinton just kept applying the same leftism in 1995 that he
did in 1993 is a lie.
6] • “President
Obama started with a much weaker economy than I did. Listen to me now.
No president, no president — not me, not any of my predecessors — no one
could have fully repaired all the damage that he found in just four
years.”
False. The economy Ronald Reagan inherited from DNC
speaker Jimmy Carter was no better than the economy
Obama inherited from Bush. In November 1980, inflation was increasing at
an annualized rate of 12.6%; unemployment was 7.5%. Prime interest
rates were at 19%. These statistics were about the same when Reagan took
office. Within four years, Reagan had completely turned the economy
around – in September 1983 alone, the Reagan economy produced over 1.1
million jobs. In November 1984, the unemployment rate was 7.2%, and
inflation rate was 4.1%. There’s a reason Reagan won 49 states. And
let’s not even discuss how Warren G. Harding’s administration dealt with
the crippled economy left by Woodrow Wilson.
7] • “The Recovery Act saved or created millions of jobs and cut taxes — let me say this again — cut taxes for 95 percent of the American people.”
Saved
or created means nothing. Millions means nothing. This is pure hokum.
According to certain analysis of CBO data, the Recovery Act – the
stimulus – cost taxpayers over $4 million per job created. And as for
cutting taxes for 95% of the American people, nearly half of all
Americans don’t pay federal income taxes. So how can you give them a
federal tax cut? You can’t. These are redistribution checks.
8] • “And
in the last 29 months, our economy has produced about 4.5 million
private-sector jobs. We could have done better, but last year the
Republicans blocked the president’s job plan, costing the economy more
than a million new jobs. So here’s another job score. President Obama:
plus 4.5 million. Congressional Republicans: zero.”
Love this
magical thinking. If President Obama created 4.5 million jobs over the
last 29 months, and if we’re supposed to date responsibility for job
creation from the day people take office, then Congressional
Republicans, who entered office in January 2011, are responsible for the
creation of 2.9 million jobs, and Democrats in Congress are responsible
for a massive net loss in jobs. And once again, every time
Congressional Republicans attempt to pass jobs measures, President Obama
stymies them with the help of his Senate Democratic majority.
9] • “During
this period, more than 500,000 manufacturing jobs have been created
under President Obama. That’s the first time manufacturing jobs have
increased since the 1990s.”
Picking and choosing periods again.
Over the course of Obama’s tenure, approximately 500,000 manufacturing
jobs have been lost on net.
10] • “He
has offered a reasonable plan of $4 trillion in debt reduction over a
decade, with $2.5 trillion coming from — for every $2.5 trillion in
spending cuts, he raises a dollar in new revenues, 2.5 to 1. And he has
tight controls on future spending. That’s the kind of balanced approach
proposed by the Simpson-Bowles commission, a bipartisan commission.”
This
one’s so bad that even the Washington Post, Obama’s favorite news
outlet, debunked it. The fact remains that both Simpson and Bowles are
fans of Paul Ryan, the Republican VP nominee. And Obama rejected the
Simpson-Bowles plan outright. As the Post puts it, “virtually no serious
budget analyst agrees with this accounting.” Ryan rejected Simpson-Bowles because it enshrined Obamacare.
In
short, this was a Clinton classic: lies, lies, and more lies. It was
lies posing as “arithmetic,” as Clinton put it. He says where he comes
from, 2 + 2 = 4. Unfortunately, where he comes from, that may be the
only math problem he can get right."
So this
is the icon of the Democrat Party, its media stooges and their "useful
idiots" on the Right. If truth still had a place in Democrat politics
and in our public discourse he would have first been hooted from the
stage in final disgrace, and then excoriated for precisely what he is:
"A loathsome creep".
Sudden thought: Removing any God
references from the wretched abomination called the Demorat Platform,
was actually an act of respect for the Divine.