Only two days after President Gerald Ford died on December 26, 2006, Bob Woodward and the Washington Post splashed that Ford disagreed with President George W. Bush about invading Iraq.
Former President Gerald Ford was considered the wise sage by the libs and the lib media.
Now, there's more from President Ford.
Gerald Ford was disturbed by Bill Clinton's skirt-chasing ways - and thought he should check into a sex addiction clinic.
A new book on the late 38th President reveals he had strong views about the Clintons: He thought Hillary wore the pants and that Bill couldn't keep his zipped.
"He's sick - he's got an addiction. He needs treatment," Ford told Daily News Washington Bureau Chief Thomas M. DeFrank, author of "Write It When I'm Gone: Remarkable Off-the-Record Conversations with Gerald R. Ford."
Ford's wife, Betty, who founded a pioneering treatment center after her battle with alcoholism and drugs, agreed.
"You know, there's treatment for that kind of addiction," she told DeFrank during the same conversation in 1999. "A lot of men have gone through the treatment with a lot of success. But he won't do it, because he's in denial."
... He believed Clinton was charismatic, articulate, a "helluva salesman" and the best politician he'd ever seen - even better than John F. Kennedy.
But he considered Clinton a foreign-policy wimp, and sensed that he hadn't learned from mistakes in his personal life - allegations of womanizing that dogged him during the campaign for the White House.
That opinion was based on behavior Ford witnessed the weekend he hosted the Clintons in Colorado.
"I'll tell you one thing: He didn't miss one good-looking skirt at any of the social occasions," Ford said later.
"He's got a wandering eye, I'll tell you that. Betty had the same impression; he isn't very subtle about his interest."
In addition to discussing Bill's sex addict issues, Ford talked about Hillary's future.
"Hillary is gonna be on the ticket in '04 or '08, one or the other, you can write that down," he said in 2002.
Yet he didn't think she would win - "I don't think the country is ready for a lady President,"
Some questions--
Is Ford still the wise man he was deemed to be by the Left when he expressed some disagreement with Bush's Iraq policy?
Are these latest proclamations from Ford as newsworthy as the Iraq stuff?
No doubt Ford's statements will be dismissed by the libs as the ramblings of an old man.
All the news that's fit to
I think this is an interesting question:
Is having a sex addict for a spouse detrimental to a presidential candidate?
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