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Stunning Obama is in politics....
Clinton, being Clinton, had plenty of advice in mind and was desperate
to impart it. But for the first two years of Obama?s term, the phone
calls Clinton kept expecting rarely came. ?People say the reason Obama
wouldn?t call Clinton is because he doesn?t like him,? observes
Tanden. ?The truth is, Obama doesn?t call anyone, and he?s not close to
almost anyone. It?s stunning that he?s in politics, because he really doesn?t like people. My analogy is that it?s like becoming Bill Gates without liking computers.?
Re: Stunning Obama is in politics....
cats, why do you keep copying and pasting stuff from the internet and passing it off as your own thoughts? You're weird.
Source (third page,fifth paragraph): http://nymag.com/news/politics/elections-2012/bill-hillary-clinton-2012-10/
I take that as a compliment
Thanks Pifft, interesting article.
Also, while Clinton is a former president and a very intelligent man, he and Obama weren't exactly on the best terms during the 2008 primaries. They were actually enemies, and Clinton didn't keep his disdain for Obama very quiet. The Clintons were sure it was Hilary's turn, and felt that Obama was jumping the line.
Read "Game Change." It's fascinating.
My Lunch Blog
Me, too. I once had a girl tell me she used to think I was a huge b---- until she got to know me and realized I was just quiet.
I got told that in high school a few times. I had just moved to a new school and I was shy. Once I made friends, I had people tell me because I was quiet and they knew I came from a wealthy area they all thought I was a hug snob.
cats is such a morAn.
Yes we are.