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1.) The look on Hillary's face after Bush makes the joke
2.) Hillary's excitement when Bush alludes to congress blocking SS reform
In light of today's health care debate, I doubt that the sort of joke Bush told would fly now (or be written into the speech) because politicians being challenged on their health care plans vs. what they're proposing for the rest of us has been a sore spot to say the least. The same applies to social security for two former presidents. Anyone think Bill or W. are relying on their social security checks?
For the record, the closeness between George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton has always disturbed me a great deal. Based on what is known about the latter, one would think that 41's association with him would be nothing more than a cordial, office respecting distance. It's been much more than that over the years and I don't think it can be excused away by saying there are so few people who share the experience that it's a brotherhood no one can understand. Bush Sr. has always carried himself as a statesman and he lowers himself when he's chummy with Bill Clinton, despite any history or experiences they share.
That said, #43's attempt at Social Security reform was a valid endeavor and the truth about those who opposed it (who is the party of "no" again?) is rearing its head only a short three years later.
h/t to GATEWAY PUNDIT
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