Both Clintons, Gore Played Role in Release

As would I luvboxer, the man helped this country..kept it on track, the economy was good, surplus money and a decent budget....took 8 years to tear the country apart, damn shame

Hillary was the one who orchestrated this. She's been speaking about about women and children and human trafficking for decades. Yes, we could've had a two-fer in the White House except for the DOPES who toked all the HOPIUM. Bill Clinton went and freed two journalists who were investigating human trafficking. The JOKER in the White House had beers with two testy guys and apologized to a lying cop. Who's more presidential?

Give it up prowler; please read some of the works of Byron Katie. I'm reading "A Thousand Names for Joy" right now. I gave your comment thumbs up as i was reading it because of its shout out to SOS Clinton. She seems at peace with her role, and I wish you could find a way to be at peace with your president as well. I was as strong a supporter of Hillary's campaign (as you apparently were), and for the first time in my life I had the resources to donate,and I did so. Later, I sent a smaller donation to the Obama campaign, and I communicated with both campaigns and said I would dontate nothing further unless they each indicated a willingenss to offer the Vice-Presidency to the other if they succeeded. Only Obama's campaign replied to me, and it was non-committal but courteous and repsectful. ( I made no further donations.) My son is in college now and spent a substantial amount of time with me last summer. He's very bright and a leftist leaning out of the box thinker who makes me proud to be his father in every way. We argued a lot about my view that Obama should settle for serving as Clinton's loyal VP for 8 years and then take over for another history making 8 year term. As hard as I tried I could not make him see the logic -- he wanted no more of the Clintons. They had had their chance. It was time to create a movement of the young and only Obama could make that happen. And so I reconciled myself to it, and once Hillary's campaign ended I worked hard to defeat McCain/Palin as much as to elect Obama. But on that victory night, in a room filled with young campaign workers (and many older ones) weeping with joy, I felt deeply that "evreything is as it should be." Now that Hillary and Bill have joined the team, and worked together in the spectacular way that they have, I feel great optimism for my country for the first time in a very long time. One last thought. Please re-think your views on the Gates/Crowley confrontation. Will it not serve a much better purpose for Gates to be magnanimous toward Crowley at this point, and to come together with the Cambridge, Massachusetts police force to turn over a new leaf and go forward with greater trust and understanding? Well, I'll let you go off on your prowling now. I have an email address on my profile if you'd like to contact me directly. ; ^)

@prowler - I feel your anger. I was leery of Obama and my history at Stumble Upon has many examples of blogs during the election in which I stated I was not sure he was the one we needed right now. He ran too soon, imo, and he indeed has not lived up to all his rhetoric...so far. However, I will give him more time as he has not been there long at all and he is up against a tidal wave of hatred due to his race and his Democratic platform. I imagine Hillary, being both a woman *and* a Clinton, would have been up against a similar tidal wave. Let's give him time. If he doesn't start making progress on his campaign rhetoric by the middle of next year or, at least make the *attempt* to live up to it, I'll be right there with you....