Bill Clinton: Romney Is Right, Obama Hasn't Fixed The Economy.

Anyone else get the feeling the Clinton will be voting for Romney?

UPDATED: He's Going To Need A Bigger Bus

Gateway Pundit:  The White Blames State Dept. For Benghazi Failures.  Clintons Are Furious.

More thoughts over at The Other McCain:  "Here, we have two public figures who both look negligent over a tragedy. And they hold grudges against each other going back. They can both get hammered together, or can try to minimize their damage by pinning blame on the other . . . .  The bad news about this ‘game’ is that the price of admission is four human sacrifices. Those deaths were tragic for the four, and their families. The shame for the United States, and the increased boldness of our enemies, is far worse. "

Barack Obama's Horrible No Good Very Bad Day

A summary of Obama's day yesterday.

Pro-Obama media — so far beyond bad it’s almost indescribable.

Jacobson: 

An American Ambassador and three American security guards were butchered, anti-American riots broke out across the Middle East, a U.S. Embassy both before and after being stormed issued apologies for the exercise of our constitutional rights, our Secretary of State practically prostrated herself, the President had a good night’s sleep through it all and then went to Vegas for a fundraiser, and Mitt Romney commented intelligently on the absurdity of it all.

So on whom did the media collectively and in unison lash out? Mitt Romney.

Read the whole thing.  Every time I think the legacy media can sink no lower, they manage to exceed my expectations.

Clinton v. Obama

Vodkapundit:

You can imagine [] that the West Wing must be reeling this week, after a series of irritating little shivs Clinton slid into their backs over the last few days.

It’s no secret that Clinton isn’t exactly a big fan of President Obama’s. Clinton might be the master of making other people mad, but he himself was red-faced pissed off after Team Obama accused him of racism during the 2008 primary fight. And for good reason, too. My personal take is, that was the moment the Race Card lost its trump. Playing it on Clinton, our “first black president”? Dumb move, Barack.

And now comes the payback.

Obama attacked Mitt Romney’s record at Bain. Clinton said his record there was “sterling.” Oh, Clinton said it ostensibly in the course of explaining why Romney shouldn’t become president — but the real message was heard loud and clear.

Obama wants us to believe that the economy is improving, that we’re on track, that we must move “forward.” So Clinton said we’re already back in a recession.

Obama wants the Bush tax rates for the wealthy to expire. Clinton wants to extend all the Bush rates for a year. He later “clarified” and explained he only wanted to keep the Bush tax rates for everyone but the wealthy — but the clarification never carries as much weight as the original statement. And Bill Clinton doesn’t make a whole lot of misstatements during an election fight.

I think Vodkapundit hit the nail on the head here.  Clinton has, justifiably, never forgiven Obama for playing the Race Card on him back in 2008.

We're in a Recession and Should Extend the Bush Tax Cuts for the Rich

So says . . . Bill Clinton.

The Amateur

Bill Whittle interviews Ed Klein on his latest, "The Amateur: Barack Obama in the White House."  For those unfamiliar with the book, its title comes from Bill Clinton's assessment of Obama.

Mitt Romney on Barack Obama

If he "governed a little more like Bill Clinton did we’d be in much better shape now."  At this point, I would even say governing like Jimmy Carter would represent an improvement.