IF Bush cared about bipartisanship--cared about this country--he would nominate

[Horse with no Name]

Bill Clinton to take Bolton's place at the UN.
The world would love it. THAT would be the only lasting good legacy of this failed Presidency.

[no_hypocrisy]

1. What, nominate his brother, and I don't mean Jeb

[Nickster]

2. I vaguely recalled some discussion about that scenario being something

that President Clinton was actively campaigning for back before the 04 election.

[itsmesgd]

3. Wrong on premise

The first five words of the topic line are wrong. * does not care. He is incapable of thought, diplomacy, and reason. He is a lesser evolved chimpanzee.

[BushOut06]

4. If Bush cared about this country, he would resign

At least Nixon had the common sense to resign, and Nixon's crimes pale in comparison to this president's.

[whistle]

5. The probability of that happening is zero

[napi21]

6. I doubt BC would take the job! He's having a great time doing what

HE wants to do whenever HE wants to. I don't think he would want to be tied down to a mandatory job like that.

[cali]

7. Drudge says (yeah, yeah, I know it's drudge) George Mitchell

is on the short list to named as ambassador to the UN. I don't believe it, but wouldn't that be just fantastic?

[Old and In the Way]

8. He's never done anything in a bi-partisan way. Only his way.

And even if he got a clue that bi-partisanship would be a good thing, his jealousy of Clinton's obvious superior diplomatic/communication skills would preclude him from ever allowing Clinton a stage to work from. Bush is a very insecure, little man and would never allow Clinton an opportunity to remind us of how far we've fallen with the Bush selection.

[applegrove]

9. No matter how hard they tried..they could never make Clinton be

less than popular and inspiring. They'll never put him somewhere with a platform. He is too powerful. Cause he actually connects to people and cares.

[Az]

10. Um... you are aware that he's not bipartisan.... right?

Just because he learned to use the word bipartisan doesn't mean he knows what it means or actively practices it.