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"Cathy Friedmann" wrote:

I was listening to NPR one afternoon when B. Clinton's book came out &
he
was doing bookstore signings; NPR (which program?? TOTN, maybe?) was
interviewing him. It was so refreshing to once again hear someone who
is
articulate, who has an excellent command of the language!

I watched him on 60 Minutes and almost wept. Remember when one could be
proud of one's president public persona?

Priscilla

And he looks fabulous. Leaner than usual, a little tan. I love the way
he feels freer to speak out now that he is not president. I LOVED
his speech at the Democratic convention, especially the part where
he mentioned that Bush's economic policies only benefit the people
whose income is in the top 10%; that he had just recently joined that
group; and that while he thanked President Bush for all the money
he saved him he still did not think it was fair to the people who did
not earn so much money! GO BILL!

His speech was excellent. I also enjoyed Jimmy Carter's (another *very*
intelligent person) & the way he managed to state his views G.W.Bush's
policies/doings w/ no hint of a doubt was to what he (Carter) was saying,
yet in an ever-so-low key manner.

Cathy

In article ,
"Mary" wrote:

"Priscilla Ballou" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Cathy Friedmann" wrote:

I was listening to NPR one afternoon when B. Clinton's book came out &
he
was doing bookstore signings; NPR (which program?? TOTN, maybe?) was
interviewing him. It was so refreshing to once again hear someone who
is
articulate, who has an excellent command of the language!

I watched him on 60 Minutes and almost wept. Remember when one could be
proud of one's president public persona?

And he looks fabulous. Leaner than usual, a little tan. I love the way
he feels freer to speak out now that he is not president. I LOVED
his speech at the Democratic convention, especially the part where
he mentioned that Bush's economic policies only benefit the people
whose income is in the top 10%; that he had just recently joined that
group; and that while he thanked President Bush for all the money
he saved him he still did not think it was fair to the people who did
not earn so much money! GO BILL!

Amen. *sigh*

Priscilla

In article ,
"Mary" wrote:

"Priscilla Ballou" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Cathy Friedmann" wrote:

I was listening to NPR one afternoon when B. Clinton's book came out &
he
was doing bookstore signings; NPR (which program?? TOTN, maybe?) was
interviewing him. It was so refreshing to once again hear someone who
is
articulate, who has an excellent command of the language!

I watched him on 60 Minutes and almost wept. Remember when one could be
proud of one's president public persona?

And he looks fabulous. Leaner than usual, a little tan. I love the way
he feels freer to speak out now that he is not president. I LOVED
his speech at the Democratic convention, especially the part where
he mentioned that Bush's economic policies only benefit the people
whose income is in the top 10%; that he had just recently joined that
group; and that while he thanked President Bush for all the money
he saved him he still did not think it was fair to the people who did
not earn so much money! GO BILL!

Amen. *sigh*

Priscilla

"Cathy Friedmann" wrote

His speech was excellent. I also enjoyed Jimmy Carter's (another *very*
intelligent person) & the way he managed to state his views G.W.Bush's
policies/doings w/ no hint of a doubt was to what he (Carter) was saying,
yet in an ever-so-low key manner.


I am so sorry I missed Jimmy Carter's speech. He is such a sweet man,
along with everything else he is.

"Cathy Friedmann" wrote

His speech was excellent. I also enjoyed Jimmy Carter's (another *very*
intelligent person) & the way he managed to state his views G.W.Bush's
policies/doings w/ no hint of a doubt was to what he (Carter) was saying,
yet in an ever-so-low key manner.


I am so sorry I missed Jimmy Carter's speech. He is such a sweet man,
along with everything else he is.