What's with a question like this? Are you practicing to be a cable news reporter?
I say what I say. I also have no problem filling up a comment window, so if you want more information from me, just ask. But don't do it by putting words in my mouth, trying to get my opinion to fit a particular view that you hold. Anyone who has read my comments knows that "insincere" isn't a word I'd use to describe Bill Clinton, or most anyone.
What I infer from your question is that massive shifts of wealth to 1% of Americans, robbing 98% of the People blind, bringing down the nation, making the US a third world nation is ok with you so long as that 1% is taxed "at a higher rate".
I can write reams on what I think about people who think this way, who have no problem with this. Do you want to go there? Do you really even care what I think?
If you want to know what I think about Bill Clinton, I've written plenty on it. Here's one that doesn't go over old and tired Clinton territory.
Back in the 1990s, I went along with the "compromisers", and on Bill Clinton ("lesser of two ev!ls" BS). I allowed my well-informed beliefs about the DLC and privatization and deregulation to take a back seat. I didn't really have a choice; the DLC overwhelmed all rational debate and collaborated with the GOP to game the system to eliminate challenges and alternatives to their perspective getting before the public.
I defended him against the impeachers, although in retrospect, I think we did ourselves no favors with our loyal support. It certainly wasn't and hasn't been reciprocated. We should have cut our losses and let the jackals have him. Gore would have run as an incumbent in 2000 and it would have been harder for Bush-Cheney-GOP to steal that election.
If any of our branches of government functioned as the founders intended, if any of the instruments of democracy were in working order, the layers of gauze would be removed from the cameras covering the news of the day, archives would be thrown open to scrutiny, *SECRET* stamps would be destroyed in every government office, We The People could make informed decisions and the country (and the world) would be healthy and thriving.
About Bill Clinton
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost
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