Daily Beast editor pleads for Hillary, “Her Magnificence,” to take a break

Photo of President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary published April 23, 1993. (Official White House photograph/U.S. Library of Congress)No duo has enjoyed a more benign political rehabilitation than former President Bill Clinton and his First Lady Hillary.

Although the Clinton presidency deteriorated into scandal, even drawing fire from die-hard supporters in Democrat media, Americans quickly forgot the Clintons’ past as soon as President George W. Bush took office.

With a Republican in the White House, who wanted to target Democrats anyway?

No better example of the success of pro-Clinton propaganda can be found than Daily Beast editor Tina Brown’s dramatic plea for Mrs. Clinton to slow down because the country is “looking for a rock.”

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Does Ambassador Rice have more blood on her hands?

Right up front I’ll admit I am not a fan of UN Ambassador Susan Rice who, according to several websites, is married to an ABC News staffer. It’s my personal opinion she has functioned more as an advocate for her personal causes and globalism on behalf of the UN more than as an advocate for the U.S.

When he appointed Rice, President Barack Obama added the ambassadorship as a cabinet level position, another misstep based on ideology rather than reason.

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Clinton demonstrates support for women by posing with 'famous porn stars'

President Bill Clinton has enjoyed a remarkable rehabilitation gifted by Democrat-friendly media. Clinton has always been viewed by many of us as a man who enjoys the company of women. Therefore when TMZ ran a photo of Clinton with two women the website described as “famous porn stars,” my response was tepid.

Then I recalled an episode from 2010 when The Palm Beach Daily News reported:

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WaPo and FactCheck err on Clinton’s ‘bipartisan Medicare commission’

Media comprises a lot of 20 and 30 somethings, so it came as no surprise to me when a Washington Post blogger (better known for the nefarious collusion called Journolist) and Fact Check at the Annenberg Public Policy Center erred on a point Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wisc.) made about former President Bill Clinton and Medicare reform.

Ryan has been attacked by liberals using legacy media as proxy because Ryan actually offered a tangible plan for heading off what will be a Medicare disaster as baby boomers retire.

The WaPo blogger wrote: “So let’s review: President Clinton did not convene a bipartisan commission on Medicare…”

FactCheck wrote: “But any attempt to cast the 1999 report as bipartisan or suggest it was Clinton's commission is misleading.”

I am certain neither the liberal blogger nor Fact Check intended to call the politically rehabilitated Clinton a liar although that’s basically the consequence of their statements.

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