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December 19, 2002

America's first black President speaks out

Former President and current bon vivant Bill Clinton weighed in yesterday with a typical piece of partisan drivel:

NEW YORK (CNN) -- Former President Clinton said Wednesday it is "pretty hypocritical" of Republicans to criticize incoming Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott for stating publicly what he said the GOP does "on the back roads every day."

"How do they think they got a majority in the South anyway?" Clinton told CNN outside a business luncheon he was attending. "I think what they are really upset about is that he made public their strategy."

He added: "They try to suppress black voting, they ran on the Confederate flag in Georgia and South Carolina, and from top to bottom the Republicans supported it."


Sheesh.

December 19, 2002 at 11:21 AM | Permalink

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