Meet Bill Clinton

First,I’d shake hands,then ask about his family.I would ask him questions such as,”is there really one big central power structure that controls the world?”,..”Does voting make a difference?”,..”Can anybody really become president of the U.S.?”.Then I would congratulate him on being a successful man and President,although he has his faults,but don’t we all?I like him and I respect him.

I have for many years wanted to meet Mr. Bill Clinton. He is one of my personal heroes. He is a very reachable and HUMAN human being, unlike so many other politicians, he is talented, cool, and down to earth.

I am looking for the opportunity to speak with him, in person, privately…There really isn’t any other person I can think of that I would really like to get to know…

He made a speech in my town the other day to campaign for Hilary. I got to shake his hand and he asked how I was. It was pretty much the best thing ever to happen to me. :)

Don’t know if I’m going to vote for Hilary in the primary, though. XD

done this! woo hoo!

I met him last year at a book signing in Indianapolis. I had to get up at about 3 in the morning and stand in line a long time, but it was worth every minute. I shook his hand and asked him what advice he’d give a young man. He thought for a minute, then told me how it was so important to never stop learning. He talked about how fast the world was changing and how it would change even faster in the future. This remains one of my best memories ever, just behind getting married and the birth of my daughter. Definately, definately worth it.

You are too good for the sheep who focus on your personal life instead of the facts—-those losers DESERVE the current regime that will forsake them for money and power, this regime that sends our dear troops to fight wars for money and personal gain.

I’ve heard both Tony Blair and Bill Clinton speak – I think Blair is a better speaker, but I want to meet Bill Clinton more – don’t know why, just do.

I love American politics and he was President whilst my interest was startng and growing. I have read as many books on him as I can find and think that he is a fascinating, powerful, attractive (as in his personality and aura) intelligent, remarkable and also flawed man. I would love to sit down with him, even if it was for 10 minutes.

The year I graduated from U of M, I was invited to sit in on a talk by Mr. Clinton. I remember that we warned about bringing any audio-visual equipment into the building. As soon as he was done speaking and started shaking hands with the audience, the guy in front of me whips out a camera and asks if he could take a picture with him, which Bill agreed to do. In that moment I realized that some people are bigger risk takers and I wished I had been one fo that event. At any rate, I was able to shake his hand and both receive and give a greeting. It was cool. I’ll never forget it ;)

I grew up in Hope, AR (birthplace of Clinton) so he’s everywhere I turn. I think he is such a wonderful person and was an awesome president. Great man!