But the weakness of the
Clintonite gripe stems not just from papering over the Big Dog's mistakes and minimizing Obama's accomplishments.
The
Clintonites' outrage forced the filmmakers--or rather, forced ABC to force them--to bowdlerize the show in order to make it less offensive.
To be fair, Obama's team has reached out to more of a mixed crowd, engaging former
Clintonites Susan Rice, an African expert at Brookings, and Washington lawyer Mark Brzezinski.
(Old epidote specimens from both localities are sometimes labeled "Sulzer," after an abandoned mining settlement at the head of Hetta Inlet several kilometers to the northwest of Copper Mountain.) Of the hundreds of samples of epidote, quartz, pyrite,
clintonite, orthoclase and other species we recovered, only a small percentage were specimen-quality.
"McCaul is a
Clintonite liberal who abetted two of the most notorious cover-ups of the past decade--Chinagate and Waco--and yet he's being positioned as an emerging 'conservative' star in the GOP," Bob Dacy told THE NEW AMERICAN.
American terms such as
Clintonite and October Surprise are included, plus two conspiracy terms - deep throat and grassy knoll.
The bill focuses on accountability measures, substantially increased federal funding, and a consolidation of a host of
Clintonite education initiatives from the last eight years.
Today is Easter and many families will be devoting the day to church and family celebrations, but it is also opening day and every
Clintonite who could get a ticket is heading down tonight to Boston to watch the Red Sox go to war with the Evil Empire from New York.
One
Clintonite is quoted in the Washington Post as saying -- "This isn't lightly flavored with Clintons.
Large crystals of
clintonite have been found there since 1916, but in 2001 some extraordinary crystals up to 4.2 cm across were recovered.
Not, mind you, that Trudeau was a libertarian then, any more than he was a
Clintonite 20 years later.
"Sometimes you have to smack Perot, but never through the president," said one
Clintonite. The theory was that presidential responses to Perot would only give the Texan unnecessary stature and credibility.
