Throw Billy from the plane

Posted on April 9, 2005 by waynem

It appears that Billy’s "It’s all about me"attitute got him thrown off Air Force One for the return trim home from the Pope’s funeral.   If you recall, Clinton commented on the Pope’s "mixed legacy" on the way to the funeral.  He could not keep his mouth shut and keep the world focused on the pope for one week.  He just needed to attempt to refocus the world on him.  Can you say "narcissism"

Well at least Bush has grace.  See complete story below.

Link: ABC News: Bush, Clinton Disagree on Pope’s Legacy.

Bush, Clinton Disagree on Pope’s Legacy

Bush Calls Pope’s Funeral a Highlight of Presidency, Disagrees With Clinton Over Pontiff’s Legacy

By TOM RAUM Associated Press Writer The Associated Press ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE Apr 8, 2005 — President Bush on Friday said that attending the funeral of Pope John Paul II was "one of the highlights of my presidency" and made clear that he disagrees with former President Clinton’s assessment that the pontiff leaves a mixed legacy. "I think John Paul II will have a clear legacy of peace, compassion and a strong legacy of setting a clear moral tone," Bush told reporters on Air Force One as he flew from Rome to the United States just hours after the funeral. He said he wanted to amend his remarks to add the word "excellent." "It was a strong legacy," the president

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1 Response to Throw Billy from the plane

  1. bob says:
    April 9, 2005 at 6:19 pm

    Your story (about throwing him off the plane) is wrong…
    http://www.washtimes.com/national/20050408-112333-6132r.htm
    Besides, your accusations are misleading and untrue. But Clinton speaks the truth — the pope was very conservative, and during his papacy the number of Catholics did increase dramatically, while the number of priests did not. All of that is the truth. And that is exactly what the church today has to confront. So what is wrong with speaking the truth? In addition, Clinton said the popes’ legacy is a “mixed one”, “like most of us” he said. You call it narcissism. How is that narcissism?

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