Who Said That?

When asked, "Would you ever be comfortable being a house husband?"

__________ answered.  "No, I have to go to work. I’m too much of a Calvinist.  If I don’t work every day, I get nervous."

This is an easy one!  Fill in the blank.  Leave your guess in the comments section below, and I'll post the answer next week.  Please, no google searches or cheating. 

Update on Monday, February 23, 2009 at 07:15AM by Kim Riddlebarger

Embedded video from CNN Video

Comments

[Zrim]

My question is how did you get access to my home to plant a bug under our dining room table? That conversation between my wife and me was supposed to be private.

[Travis]

Bill Clinton

[Matt Holst]

Doug Wilson?

[Michael A. Vickers]

Mark Driscoll

[Leon Cunningham]

The IS master

[Conner Marshall]

Bill Clinton

[Chris M.]

I was actually thinking Zrim!

[brigand]

That CNN spot was last week's Reformed link of the week. Way too easy, Kim!

[David]

William Jefferson Clinton

[Jay Wingard]

That would be the 5 pointer Bill Clinton. :-)

["lee n. field"]

Billy Jeff Clinton

[Jeff Rolfe]

Bubba

[Zrim]

Chris M.,

I was thinking DG Hart who also said, "Work sanctifies us." Based on this, Clinton is my kind of Calvinist. The theonomists can have his Methodist wife since they are "Calvinism's version of Methodists" (another Hartism).

[Tom]

Bill Clinton. I saw the video.

[timinator]

Bill Clinton??? When asked by John Roberts, CNN ANCHOR

[Brian Davilla]

Bill Clinton, for sure!

[Jeremy]

Billary.

[Lloyd]

Bill Clinton. I saw and heard him say it. (Hey guys, Clinton is claiming to be one of your own!)

[Coyle]

It's Bill Clinton- totally excited that my political hero came out as a Calvinist :)

[Marv]

Former POTUS William Jefferson (Blythe III) Clinton, surprised, no doubt, by the joy of Calvinism, which has something to do with work, after all:

And to the one who does not work but believes in him who justifies the ungodly, his faith is counted as righteousness (Rom 4:5)