I’ve called the local mental health unit to pick him up, obviously his psychosis has now fully taken root:

“Former President Bill Clinton criticized President Bush on Tuesday for commuting the prison sentence of I. Lewis Libby Jr. and tried to draw a distinction from his own controversial pardons.

In Iowa to promote the presidential candidacy of his wife, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York, Mr. Clinton was asked by a radio host, David Yepsen, “You had some controversial pardons during your presidency; what’s your reaction to what President Bush did?”

“Yeah, but I think the facts were different,” Mr. Clinton said. “I think there are guidelines for what happens when somebody is convicted. You’ve got to understand, this is consistent with their philosophy; they believe that they should be able to do what they want to do, and that the law is a minor obstacle.”

“It’s wrong to out that C.I.A. agent and wrong to try to cover it up,” Mr. Clinton added. “And no one was ever fired from the White House for doing it.”

Mr. Clinton pardoned 140 people in the final hours of his presidency, including Marc Rich, the fugitive broker who had been charged with evading tens of millions of dollars in taxes, and who was the former husband of a top donor to Democrats and Mrs. Clinton’s first Senate campaign.

Rather than tread lightly on the Libby commutation, the Clintons have chosen to confront it; Clinton advisers said there was no real alternative, because the news media would bring up the Rich pardon anyway.”

It’s amazing at how the MSM is purposely mixing up the terms. Unlike Bill’s 140 blanket pardons of terrorists and tax evaders, this was a “commutation”, not a pardon, thus now even the same ballpark. This is the fifth or tenth story that attempted to distance the Clintons from Libby’s COMMUTATION. It’s not going to work and like I said there are still many, many questions Hillary will have to answer about her and hubby’s financial past.

Nevertheless, Clinton shows the pathology that he is known for, to be able to lie with a smile on his face and do it so well that minions of mindless morons simply drool.

UPDATE: Andy McCarthy:

“I’m not kidding. I swear. He really said this: “‚ÄúI think there are guidelines for what happens when somebody is convicted. You‚Äôve got to understand, this is consistent with their philosophy; they believe that they should be able to do what they want to do, and that the law is a minor obstacle.‚Äù

I don’t even know where to start …”

You’re not alone Andy.