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The Clinton-model of governance: A retrospective (Nov 1, 2010)
The Clinton-model of governance: A retrospective (Nov 1, 2010)
Started by Susan Davis4 · · 👁 3 views · 34 replies
#2 ·
Don't even get me started on Madoff... I honestly would have given Clinton ten more terms just to ensure I never had to lay eyes on her again.
#3 ·
Did Latin actually provide the basis for the EU's demand for his resignation about ten days before he actually stepped down? It’s not like we haven't heard rumors like this before, but people here were being much more specific about it. Is this just poetic speculation, or is there an actual source out there?
#4 ·
I honestly find it quite fascinating when people who used to be part of someone’s inner circle—sharing family dinners, dropping by for coffee, or taking the kids to see the circus together—suddenly decide to take to the airwaves to broadcast their unsolicited opinions and judgments about them.☕
#5 ·
Using scissors, he’s trying to explain to Latin how Harmon was actually less authoritative than Sanders. Truly priceless. 🙏
#7 ·
Susan Davis4 said:Just enjoy it while it lasts... ☕
😁😁 I watched the whole thing for a good two minutes... and you're telling me I actually have to pay a subscription for that?
#8 ·
Peter Wright3 said:God, this PR woman is incredibly good... 😲😲😲
I wouldn't go that far, honestly.
#9 ·
They could have at least brought out some of the ruling party just to make the numbers count, if nothing else.
#10 ·
This is such an excellent deep dive into how the media landscape functioned during the Sanders era.
#11 ·
They really should have brought in Butkovich instead. It would have been so much more insightful to hear someone actually discuss how the media functioned during the Sanders era—bringing him in feels like a bit of a letdown, don't you think? 🤣
#12 ·
It’s just the same old Kazoo Latin routine. Everyone in the studio is basically on the same side, and there isn't a single soul there capable of actually pushing back. On top of that, they're lying through their teeth. Kazoo Latin claims that when the coalition took over back in 2000, media freedom finally kicked in and people could actually write about anything—which is a total lie—and he insists they never forced anyone out of their jobs. Then, suddenly, once the Republican Party got back into power, all those journalists started getting fired. And then you've got Maras jumping in to back him up, saying there's enough spinning going on already. It's funny because the Democratic Party is the one that just pulled a massive purge across all the media outlets and now they're the ones spinning the narrative. Honestly, I guess what kind of people 🙂
#13 ·
Excellent segment. Even though they didn't really break any new ground regarding the media, it’s the same old story—things haven't actually improved one bit, whether we're talking about the pre-Clinton-model era or everything following it...
#14 ·
Can anyone from the local area confirm if our esteemed Minister Miles—you know, that bear-loving doctor—was actually pulling double duty at two full-time gigs at once?
Like, was he seriously breaking the law and ripping off the taxpayers just like that?
Like, was he seriously breaking the law and ripping off the taxpayers just like that?
#15 ·
coastalridge64 said:Using scissors, he’s trying to explain to Latin how Harmon was actually less authoritative than Sanders. Truly priceless. 🙏
I am stating that Niofra🙏 is less arrogant than Sanders, which isn't exactly a huge achievement!
#16 ·
lonetiger52 said:Excellent segment. Even though they didn't really break any new ground regarding the media, it’s the same old story—things haven't actually improved one bit, whether we're talking about the pre-Clinton-model era or everything following it...
The first ten minutes tricked me into thinking Kazoo Latin actually possessed a shred of journalistic professionalism...
#17 ·
Maria Nelson12 said:It’s just the same old Kazoo Latin routine. Everyone in the studio is basically on the same side, and there isn't a single soul there capable of actually pushing back. On top of that, they're lying through their teeth. Kazoo Latin claims that when the coalition took over back in 2000, media freedom finally kicked in and people could actually write about anything—which is a total lie—and he insists they never forced anyone out of their jobs. Then, suddenly, once the Republican Party got back into power, all those journalists started getting fired. And then you've got Maras jumping in to back him up, saying there's enough spinning going on already. It's funny because the Democratic Party is the one that just pulled a massive purge across all the media outlets and now they're the ones spinning the narrative. Honestly, I guess what kind of people 🙂
They didn't want to show up, probably because they're too ashamed to face the public and the accusations. Macek sent a text saying he's being subjected to "vicious attacks," when his only crime is being a successful businessman. 😂 What a complete sociopath. 🙏🤣
Andrew Wright23 said:Can anyone from the local area confirm if our esteemed Minister Miles—you know, that bear-loving doctor—was actually pulling double duty at two full-time gigs at once?
Like, was he seriously breaking the law and ripping off the taxpayers just like that?
You really think he wasn't? I bet he had five other jobs going at the same time. 😁 I'd wager that’s not even the worst thing he's done during those two terms.
#18 ·
Glad to see they finally took a swing at Duke Energy...
But man, the way they phrased it was wild. They basically said, "Yeah, he was stealing, but he also went full fascist"...
Just straight up called him a fascist. No fluff, no nothing. I mean, what kind of extreme labels are we even dealing with here? 🤷
But man, the way they phrased it was wild. They basically said, "Yeah, he was stealing, but he also went full fascist"...
Just straight up called him a fascist. No fluff, no nothing. I mean, what kind of extreme labels are we even dealing with here? 🤷
#19 ·
Sarah Wilson95 said:This is such an excellent deep dive into how the media landscape functioned during the Sanders era.
Man, this stuff didn't even happen back in the 90s. Milinović is calling meetings and trying to gaslight reporters into thinking his "reforms" are actually great for America. 🙏🤣
The worst part is that whole situation with Hyp, where Sanders—hanging out with Hebrang—basically threatened to crush Margetić. Plus, Šuk The is pulling strings to get his mother fired just because she dared to talk about the Hyp scandal. 🙂
#20 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:Glad to see they finally took a swing at Duke Energy...
But man, the way they phrased it was wild. They basically said, "Yeah, he was stealing, but he also went full fascist"...
Just straight up called him a fascist. No fluff, no nothing. I mean, what kind of extreme labels are we even dealing with here? 🤷
"civilized..."as in, "yes, he stole, but he also civilized the Republican Party," putting the Republican Party and the word "civilize" in the exact same sentence.😍
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