Yes — When It Comes To The Clintons, The 1990s Are Really Back Again
Posted by Contrarian on March 11th, 2008
A. Tom, awesome catch on that all-important Sinbad angle. And what’s even worse about the Clinton campaign? The fact that they’re mobilizing their Rapid Response Team against freakin’ Sinbad. I mean, these people are desperate:
Defending Clinton’s characterization of her Bosnia mission, campaign spokesman Phil Singer kindly provided experts from news stories written about the trip at the time, including a Washington Post story from May 26, 1996, that said, “This trip to Bosnia marks the first time since Roosevelt that a first lady has voyaged to a potential combat zone.”
Singer also cited a Kansas City Star article from September 2000 that quoted Sinbad as describing the situation in Bosnia as “so tense. It was Crips and Bloods.” (And that’s how Sinbad continued to characterize the situation in our interview Monday. He said, “At the time, we didn’t realize how crazy it was between the Bosnians and the Serbs. I didn’t realize how much hate was going on.”)
Still, defending Clinton against Sinbad the refuter, Singer said, “The sad reality of what was going on in Bosnia at the time Senator Clinton traveled there as first lady has been well documented. It appears that Sinbad’s experience in Bosnia goes back further than Senator Obama’s does. In fact, has Senator Obama ever been to Bosnia?”
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If you think this is bad, I’m hoping against hope that the MSM will remember that the Bosnian war ended in December 1995, with the peace treaty negotiated by the Clinton administration’s State Department.
I’m sure it still wasn’t as safe as being in the White House, but come on, it’s not like Clinton tried to stand down Mladic at Srebenicia.
I’m pretty bitter toward the Clintons about Bosnia. Can you tell?