Clayton_Morris's Blog

I don't know what ever happened to respect and decency for the office regardless of the person holding it. As bad as Nixon and some other Presidents may have been, there was still some sense of respect for the office the person held. I don't mean to sound nasty, but perhaps you should go back to LA where your far left ideas are espoused and are welcomed without question. There are still a lot of us in this region who still respect the office of the President even if we don't always agree or like the person or his actions. I don't recall anyone asking for the "Home of Bill Clinton" signs to be removed from Arkansas or Washington DC when he embarrassed himself and the office itself by not keeping his fly up and was impeached. Perhaps I need to switch to another morning news show where the anchor's views are a bit more balanced and decent. You're not running for office, you are an anchor who is supposed to be reporting the news. But by the stuff of yours I have read so far, it would seem you are running for political office or are working on the side for the Democratic Party. I see you now are eager to condemn Cheney as well. How nice. Hey, we are all entitled to our own opinions, but when I am looking for the news, I'm not looking for editorial commentary with it, just the facts.

Clinton also was impeached BUT then aquitted by the Senate. That waste of money for a trial doesn't compare to Bush's waste of money. He's already spent $500 million of the taxpayers money for a war over oil that will only make his family richer. That's the facts. Respect? Who could respect that?

I think Clayton was just making a comment, trying to be fun, true he may be a bit liberal, but (of course) that is okay with me...you are not so liberal which is also okay with me we all do not have to agree, that is what makes this blogging so interesting.

As for Clinton, I do not think he is a hero, nor do I think he behaved himself appropriately, and I am not thrilled with the idea of Hilary being president--that said, while Clinton was president, we did have more respect in the world and were not mired in a no-win war based on misrepresentations

True too the economy was better under Clinton, but he cannot take all the credit for that--as many of the earlier Bush policies were seeing fruition during the Clinton years, but he did help to keep things moving forward.

All in all it is Clinton's morality that I have an issue with, he should have controled his urges while he was in office, and while he was married--no married person whould be cheating, it is just plain wrong--but this could send me off onto a whole new tangent...