29 October 2009

PRIŠTINA — Former U.S. President Bill Clinton will arrive in Kosovo on Sunday, says Hashim Thaci.

The Kosovo Albanian premier explained that Clinton will attend the unveiling of a statue of himself.

The statue has been placed on a Priština boulevard that has also been named after the former American president.

Thaci added that Clinton would be arriving in Kosovo at his invitation, and promised the former U.S. leader would be met with a “magnificent welcome”.

Thaci also invited the citizens to “appear en masse at the Bill Clinton Square”.

Clinton is “always welcome in Kosovo because this is a person who has done a lot for Kosovo globally, for its freedom and democracy in the world,” Thaci was quoted.

He also express his gratitude “to all American governments to date” for their “support to Kosovo”.

Bill Clinton was the president when his country led the NATO attacks against Serbia over the conflict in Kosovo in 1999.

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you call it “hope” and “change”

hope he can fake it, hope the american people don’t see the emperior has no clothes.

before you usher in the change…..change everything they stand for adn do it against their will..

AMERICA….you were foolish to believe this snake oil sales man’s pitch for hope and change…..what a huge bitter pill you have to swallow now.

While I was out in the car (got blue tooth), I got a call from the Republican party about supporting their senatorial campaign. So first I explain that I am a registered Dim (I do that so I can tell off the Dims everything they call), second I did vote republican for McCain, but I am for the Public Option, and competitive Drugs, so I would not be sending them $75 for their Senatorial campaign.

I also told them I might vote republican again, if they came up with a good candidate. Oh a good day. Just last Week I have the wonderful experience of tell the Dims the same thing. I like being Independent.

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LMAO!

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Agreed.

The question is, will PUMAs vote for that ticket?

I, for one–no matter how tempting the idea of HRC as VP–cannot see myself voting for BO under any circumstances. I would hope that HRC would rather challenge him in 2012, but she may not want to go through that harrowing experience again, considering how bad the MSM and the DimBOTs treated her.

LOL! Nevermind that the potential commander-in-chief didn’t have any real foreign policy experience himself.

I hope your daughter makes a speedy recovery.

Let us know how she is.

(((((Hugs)))))

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/1009/Picking_an_old_dog.html

There was no great way to explain putting someone with no foreign policy experience a heartbeat away from the presidency. If we chose him, we would need to rely on some of the same language we had used on this issue as it related to Obama — judgment vs. Washington experience, a new foreign policy vision vs. the status quo — but doubling down would make it twice as tough for us to roll this boulder uphill.