“T” for Two? Mark Steyn Addresses Bill Clinton’s Fatuous Criticism of the Tea Party

In Friday’s Orange County Register.

Hence, Bill Clinton energetically on the stump, summoning all his elder statesman’s dignity (please, no giggling) in the cause of comparing Tea Partiers to Timothy McVeigh. Oh, c’mon, they’ve got everything in common. They both want to reduce the size of government, the late Mr. McVeigh through the use of fertilizer bombs, the Tea Partiers through control of federal spending, but these are mere nuanced differences of means, not ends. Also, both “Tim” and “Tea” are three-letter words beginning with “T”: Picture him upon your knee, just Tea for Tim and Tim for Tea, you’re for him and he’s for thee, completely interchangeable.
To lend the point more gravitas, President Clinton packed his reading glasses and affected his scholarly look, with the spectacles pushed down toward the end of his nose, as if he’s trying to determine whether that’s his 10 a.m. intern shuffling toward him across the broadloom or a rabid armadillo Al Gore brought along for the Earth Day photo op.

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Warrington Faust
Warrington Faust
14 years ago

In a recent interview, Dick Morris suggested taht Mr. Clinton only re-appointed ButcheReno after a threat she would tell the truth about Waco. Maybe he has reason to fear the McVeighs.
As I recall the news at the time, McVeigh’s chief motivation was that so many of his friends had lost their farms to “endangered speicies” regulations and various other governmental regulations. I can sympathize with that.

brassband
brassband
14 years ago

Mark Steyn?
Agree or disagree, the guy can turn a phrase!

rhody
rhody
14 years ago

It’s hilarious to hear Morris get on his moral high horse about Clinton when he was just as big a philanderer.

BobN
BobN
14 years ago

There is a significant difference between a philanderer and a rapist.

OldTimeLefty
14 years ago

And there’s a difference between a scurrilous accusation and reality. BobN prove it or shut up about it. I’m no Clinton fan, but, Puhleeze!
OldTimeLefty

Warrington Faust
Warrington Faust
14 years ago
Warrington Faust
Warrington Faust
14 years ago

Posted by rhody at April 26, 2010 8:02 PM
It’s hilarious to hear Morris get on his moral high horse about Clinton when he was just as big a philanderer.
Well, even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

BobN
BobN
14 years ago

Oh, the irony is wonderful! After all the demonstrated lies the Left has hurled here at GW Bush, Cheney, Palin, Thomas et al to get all indignant over Clinton is hypocrisy squared.
Just review the testimony of Juanita Broderick, Kathleen Willey, Paula Jones and the Arkansas state troopers.

OldTimeLefty
14 years ago

BobN,
You left out Anita Hill. Oops, that was Clarence Thomas who is still sitting on the Supreme Court, probably drinking cokes in his private chamber.
OldTimeLefty

BobN
BobN
14 years ago

Oh yes, the proven liar, Anita Hill. Great example there.

Warrington Faust
Warrington Faust
14 years ago

Posted by BobN at April 27, 2010 4:42 PM
Oh yes, the proven liar, Anita Hill. Great example there.
I wonder how many voters are not old enough to remember Anita Hill. Perhaps schools should teach a “recent history” course.
I wonder how many 30 year olds can recall Waco?

OldTimeLefty
14 years ago

One last try BobN.
1. You implied that Clinton is a rapist.
2. I asked you to back it up.
3. You show a picture of a float in Germany as proof.
Phew! What Procrustean logic, extend or curtail truth as happens to fit your circumstance and argument, then scream at the top of your lungs to make a poor point.
If you still can’t see your own blind hypocracy, then no further argument will avail to aid your ignorance.
OldTimeLefty

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