TPMtv: Sunday Show Roundup: Helping Or Hurting?

Your Daily Politics Video Blog: Bill was the big topic on the Sunday shows this weekend. I shared my own views yesterday evening. I must confess that when the Sunday yakkers say X I pretty much always think it must really be Y. But here for once, I think I'm with X.

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[CounterRevolutionary]

Wake me when they start talking about the issues.

[mad05963]

I love how Fox never thinks of itself as the mainstream media.

[Devin1498]

Actually its hurting her because he makes legitimate arguments.  If Barack can't withstand Bill how will he withstand the Republicans?

[hassannew]

what the fuc+

this guy may be talented but, this dude is scophant!!!

willing to do anything to win'''''''

unprincipled ....self-preserving

[saibjai]

i dont' care what they say, bill was the cooooooooooollest president ever. Maybe not the best president... but he was sure as hell the cooooooooolest one.

[everybodysayyeah]

OBAMA!!!!!

[missdivinestalls]

Clinton is getting too defensive over his wife's campaign. Let her fight her own battles. It's not helping her but hurting her. STICK TO THE ISSUES AND LEAVE THE NEGATIVITY OUT OF IT

[LuAnnPoovie]

In the end, you Dems will end up picking Hilary Clinton, whom the average American likes about as much as he likes Islamofascism. Meanwhile, we Republicans will have chosen good ol' John McCain-- whom all the moderate types and kindly social security ladies just adore.

[captaincracklins]

I don't think the work should be discounted. But I do think that he is staining his legacy by shifting from respectable ex-president to political attack dog.

[moejardines]

I agree that this cheapens the whole sitution. I'd like to see a cage match between Michelle O and Bill Clinton, perhaps in Jell-O. Not only would it further cheapen the debate, it would be funny to see Bill's out of shape ass get whooped by the next first lady. Its time for the Clinton's to go away, Bill's turn is over, and I don't think Hillary's deserving of one.

[cobwebhead]

IMO, whoever wins the Democratic primary will be our next President. Look at the primary turnout by party. Lots of Republicans are staying home.

Frankly, they should be. If you voted for Bush in 2004, you should have serious doubts about your ability to pull the right lever in 2008.

[volumptuous]

Because he is attacking the other candidates really hard (and really well too, I might add; see NH and NV) people should discount all of the charitable work he's done for millions of people around the world?

Jeesh