Bill Clinton Makes His Move: Mitt Romney is qualified to be POTUS

President Bill Clinton the opportunist made his move.

" Mitt Romney is qualified to be president."

- Bill Makes His Move -

I think Bill Clinton wants to be the 1st dude.

He never liked Obama.

If that doesn't prove that partisan politics is a complete sham, then I do not know what does.

Why wouldn't Bill as democrat not like Romney? Romney has done what the democrats and Obama have not been able to do, he successfully implemented a government mandated health care program.

reply to post by Eurisko2012


Just because he is "qualified" doesn't make him QUALIFIED to be potus.

Hopefully Ron Paul digs up MORE dirt on this sleezebag soon.....

What a terrible deal for Americans, do you want worse or even worse?

I am sick of picking between the lesser of two evils.....What about you?

I am still holding out faith for Dr. Paul

Originally posted by freakjive
If that doesn't prove that partisan politics is a complete sham, then I do not know what does.

Exactly!

Robo Hillary or BilderHillary is loving it I am sure.

Originally posted by Chrisfishenstein
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

Just because he is "qualified" doesn't make him QUALIFIED to be potus.

Hopefully Ron Paul digs up MORE dirt on this sleezebag soon.....

What a terrible deal for Americans, do you want worse or even worse?

I am sick of picking between the lesser of two evils.....What about you?

I am still holding out faith for Dr. Paul

Bill Clinton is promoting Mitt Romney because he wants Hillary to be

moved into position to run for the DNC.

This latest Job Growth Report has doomed Obama.

reply to post by freakjive


True.

Clinton is only shilling for Romney because he wants to secure Hillary's job.

reply to post by Eurisko2012


Like it or not, Obama is not "doomed" by a long shot.

The American political system is cyclical in nature. The Republicans have no chance of unseating Obama so they will throw a sacrificial lamb at him (think John Kerry in 2004).

Romney's a former liberal, a Mormon and a host of other undesirable things.

The perfect scapegoat for the fall of the GOP?

reply to post by The Sword


Just wait until June 5, 2012.

The Gov. Scott Walker landslide victory will have the phones ringing at the

DNC.

Time for Plan B.

“This is good work… There’s no question that a man who has been a governor and has a sterling business career crosses the qualification threshold,” he said on CNN.

Republicans hope that statement could deeply damage Obama’s effort to paint Romney as unqualified and irresponsible, and a short portion of the interview was showcased Friday morning by emails from the Republican National Committee.

The statement is "Hillaryous"

I think Bill might be secret ABO !!



Change we NOW need !!

reply to post by xuenchen


Sterling Business Career = Bain Capital is an asset and not a liability.

Today is a bad day for Obama and David Axelrod.

reply to post by Eurisko2012


This isn't exactly a ringing endorsement. As far as the Constitution is concerned, I am qualified to be POTUS. I'm a natural born citizen over the age of 35 and I have lived in the US continuously for the last 7 years.

I think that there should be an age limit though. Sure 35 is a great minimum age, but how about a cap at the mandatory retirement age of 65? That way we don't get any geriatric dementia ridden morons with their hands on the football. (sorry Ron Paul fans)

Interesting move from Clinton considering the restraint that he and Hillary used in the 2008 campaign. They could have doused the Obama Flame very early on in that fight and chose not to. Maybe now they will begin to gradually pour water on Obama... One step at a time until he self destructs... Makes me wonder who has been scooping Breitbart with info...

This is getting good

They say that payback is a bitch. When Obahmmer used the race card on Hillary, it really got to Bill C. He never forgets to repay those who did him wrong. Plus, he wanted Hillary to run this time around and she said no, she wants 2016 instead. So, if Bill throws Obahmmer under the bus so that he loses, Hillary is the only viable candidate to run in 2016 and get the nomination without fighting off a democrat VP such as Biden. She would rather dance with Romney in the general election free and clear of obstacles.

I think Obahmmer is going to lose this time and lose big, maybe even do damage to the democrat party on the way out. We'll see, we just have to let it all play out.

A Democrat saying a republican is qualified to be president is hardly wiping out the divide between partisan politics.

Pauly Shore is qualified to be President. He's over 35, and a native born American citizen, therefore he is qualified under the rules of the Constitution. Doesn't mean he'll be a good one, though.

You know how bad Romney is when he gets the support of the Democrats, and i do have to agree Clinton is playing chess for a Hilary run.

And there's more !

Bill Clinton: Obama WI Support Will Plummet in 2012


He's "campaigning" in Wisconsin .......... but for who ?

Originally posted by interupt42
Why wouldn't Bill as democrat not like Romney? Romney has done what the democrats and Obama have not been able to do, he successfully implemented a government mandated health care program.

At the state level, in a state that wanted it. So it was constitutional, and was the will of the people.

Originally posted by HauntWok
reply to post by Eurisko2012

 

This isn't exactly a ringing endorsement. As far as the Constitution is concerned, I am qualified to be POTUS. I'm a natural born citizen over the age of 35 and I have lived in the US continuously for the last 7 years.

I think that there should be an age limit though. Sure 35 is a great minimum age, but how about a cap at the mandatory retirement age of 65? That way we don't get any geriatric dementia ridden morons with their hands on the football. (sorry Ron Paul fans)

Maybe you should actually read what Clinton said, then you won't say such silly things.

“This is good work… There’s no question that a man who has been a governor and has a sterling business career crosses the qualification threshold,” he said on CNN.

He is clearly talking qualified in a resume sense, not he meets criteria to run.

Originally posted by babybunnies
A Democrat saying a republican is qualified to be president is hardly wiping out the divide between partisan politics.

Pauly Shore is qualified to be President. He's over 35, and a native born American citizen, therefore he is qualified under the rules of the Constitution. Doesn't mean he'll be a good one, though.

Well that's nice, and has nothing to do with what Clinton said. He said Romney would be a GOOD president, not he meets legal requirements.

“This is good work… There’s no question that a man who has been a governor and has a sterling business career crosses the qualification threshold,” he said on CNN.

I swear ATS users either can't read or are just plain lazy. Is Pauly a former Governor, does he have a "sterling" business career? Then what does he have to do with what Clinton said?