Bill Clinton Dreams On MLK Day
Posted by: Jubal | 01/21/2008 3:56 PM
The New York Post has this priceless video of former President Bill Clinton falling asleep during a Martin Luther King, Jr. tribute at Harlem's Convent Avenue Baptist Church:
I've been at functions where a droning speaker made it hard for me to keep the old eye lids from fluttering closed, so I can empathize with Clinton. On the other hand, I've never been the former President sitting directly behind the droning speaker in full view of the audience and cameras.
I've been at functions where a droning speaker made it hard for me to keep the old eye lids from fluttering closed, so I can empathize with Clinton. On the other hand, I've never been the former President sitting directly behind the droning speaker in full view of the audience and cameras.
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Would you like links to pictures of Cheney falling asleep in cabinet meetings? Most recently during a briefing on California wildfires.
http://video.nbc4.com/player/?id=171752
and its happened more than once.
http://www.doctorzebra.com/prez/a_cheney2006asleep.htm
Former president sleeping on video, priceless. Current VP sleeping through emergency cabinent meetings, pathetic
Glad to see you Dems retain that famous no-sense of humor.
Yeah, we wouldn't want to have laugh at St. Bill's expense. It might make a liberal cry.
That's not fair, Dan. Cheyney has to try to run the country, and he's tired. And who can blame him for nodding off when W is inanely babbling away.
Clinton has nothing to do all day except to check out the skirts working in his wife's campaign.
You libs are wound SO tight! Lighten up. Have a laugh.
It would truly have been priceless had he fallen asleep while Hillary was at the podium!
I wonder if he snores??????
Hey, my post was meant to be humorous too. Difference was Cheney was nodding up with W doing the talking. Now who doesn't have a sense of humor?
Bashing Clinton is always humorous to GOP hacks. Confronting the shortcomings of the GOP is always avoided.