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Old 09-26-2006, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by dalakhani
Obviously none of you have ever been associated with anyone of celebrity so i will inform you of how interviews work.

When two parties agree to an interview, topics are discussed and time on said topics is agreed upon beforehand. President Clinton's purpose for the interview was primarily to discuss Climate Change and time was to be devoted to that topic or else he would not have agreed.

When that idiot started in on PRESIDENT Clinton, it was obvious that FOX wasnt going to live up their end of the bargain. That IS a hatchet job.

Unfortunately, most dont know this so it comes across that Mr. Clinton was just getting aggressive with Wallace.

Now, do i think that Clinton knew beforehand that Wallace would take this approach? Of course he did. Even his strongest detractors would agree that Mr. Clinton is a brilliant man. He knew that he was going to come down on Wallace before he came on the set. Regardless, Wallace was in the wrong for going away from the agreed upon topic. Now...does that make sense?

Clinton took that moron apart just like he did the late Peter Jennings a few years back. heck, just like he did Bob Dole and George the 1st. You guys do remember what he did to your boy George in those debates dont you? If your memory is lapsing, go google it.

Yes, Mr. Clinton was a two term president by a landslide. He was rated top ten presidents by a group of historians in terms of domestic and foreign policy. He didnt need any hanging chads or any of that stuff.
You live in a dream world if you think that Clinton "took Wallace apart". The only thing Clinton did was make a fool of himself.

There was nothing for Clinton "take a apart". There was no debate going on. Wallace asked him a simple question. You can't take a guy apart who asky you a simple question. That is why Clinton made such a fool of himself.

Forget about what partisans think. I'm sure that very liberal democrats think that Clinton did great in the interview. I'm sure that conservative republicans think that Clinton made a fool of himself. The important thing is what non-partisan people think. If you think that non-partisan people think Clinton handled himself well in that interview, you are sadly mistaken.
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