Reading Hillary Rodham's hidden thesis (Quotes from Free Republic)

MSNBC ^ | 3/2/07 | Bill Dedman

[Lee'sGhost]

You're all wrong, Hillary is a woman with large cankels in a crusty black pant suit.

[Carolinamom]

I see that you are well-versed in the Vast Clinton Conspiracy methods of clean-up. Somewhere, somehow, and somebody is going to make a mark on them and expose to the world and their minions that they are DANGEROUS...our own homegrown jihadists intent on yoking us to HER idea of governmental powers and destroying individual freedoms.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

***....“I agreed with some of Alinsky's ideas,” she explained in “Living History,” her 2003 biography, “particularly the value of empowering people to help themselves. But we had a fundamental disagreement. He believed you could change the system only from the outside. I didn't.”

A decade later, another political science major started out on the path that Hillary Rodham had rejected, going to work for a group in the Alinsky mold. That was Barack Obama, now a U.S. senator from Illinois and her leading opponent for the Democratic nomination. After attending Columbia University, he worked as an organizer on the South Side of Chicago for the Developing Communities Project. Obama and others of the post-Alinsky generation described their work in the 1990 book “After Alinsky: Community Organizing in Illinois,” in which Obama wrote that he longed for ways to close the gap between community organizing and national politics. After three years of organizing, he turned to Harvard Law School and then the Illinois legislature....***

[Interesting Times]

The snippet they showed from the top of the thesis doesn't look like it was done in Times Roman font ... but I could be mistaken about that.

I doubt they'll be making that mistake again soon.

[C210N]

“I agreed with some of Alinsky's ideas,” she explained in “Living History,” her 2003 biography, “particularly the value of empowering people to help themselves. But we had a fundamental disagreement. He believed you could change the system only from the outside. I didn't.”

There should be about 300 million Americans that believe in "empowering people to help themselves", but in reality its perhaps 150 million conservatives. Anyway, with what I suspect is really inside Hillary's! mind, we should fear, and fear greatly, "He believed you could change the system only from the outside. I didn't", aka she wants to be POTUS to make Alinsky-like changes from the unique POTUS vantagepoint.

[Zeppo]

I used Google. The technique that I use for finding exact quotes in Google is to first try the whole quote (or a whole sentence from the quote) enclosed in quotation marks, and if that doesn't find it, then select and search on smaller exact phrases from the quote that have a good chance of uniquely distinguishing the whole quote, and if that doesn't work, select a set of individual, specific words from the quote and search without the quotation marks, until I either find it or give up.

(I found the link to your post on my second try - I forget exactly what I used as search terms, but I believe that it was an exact phrase towards the middle or end of the quote published by MSNBC.)

BTW, congratulations on your newly-found fame - it was a great (and fitting) quote...

[Cincinatus' Wife]

That was my read on it!

[onyx]

Thanks for the information and thank you for finding it --- I do recall making that post and I still would love to be able to read her thesis.

[SevenofNine]

OMGGGG you are famous Onyx we knew you before you became famous ROFL

[onyx]

How about that, huh? We have lurkers in the media here, that's for sure.

[SevenofNine]

We knew before you were famous LMAO

[onyx]

Anonymously famous ---- lol.

[Range Rover]

I only hope that there are enough people out there not bamboozled by their minstrel show come election day. I sometimes fear that we are too close in time to their evil to know the true extent of it.

History being written by the winners, I pray that there isn't a massive whitewash in store for my heirs. It's one thing to forge documents, in this electronic age, how quickly could one go about altering all the digital information?

[Fedora]

Thanks for the ping! Hillary's book includes a few comments on the thesis, IIRC.

[jamaksin]

Also is the public domain are many other "studied" impressions of Tubba such as:

Women, politics, and power: The media's construction of First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton by Franklin, April I., Ph.D., The University of Oklahoma, 1999, 209 pages; AAT 9949715

Complicating political identity: A rhetorical biography of First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton by Anderson, Karrin Vasby, Ph.D., Indiana University, 1998, 240 pages; AAT 9907293

From presidential wife to leader in her own right? The media's representation of Hillary Rodham Clinton and the feminine ideal by Oxner, Amy Carol, M.A., Florida Atlantic University, 2003, 113 pages; AAT 1417142

Journalistic gender stereotyping of first ladies Laura Bush and Hillary Clinton by Wachai, James Njoroge, M.A., Wichita State University, 2005, 75 pages; AAT 1436588

Resounding the lyrical possibilities for women: Constitutive rhetoric and the ideological dimensions of Hillary Rodham Clinton's discourse by Payne, Julee Ann, M.A., Florida Atlantic University, 1997, 115 pages; AAT 1387327

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Remember Mein Kampf was a bestseller ... Tubba, as Mia T and others have demonstrated over the recent past, has more than abundantly shown her "true" colors.

[Mia T]

WHY HILLARY'S MAGICALLY APPEARING THESIS IS LIKE CLINTON'S FOLEY HIT JOB
(and not like her Rose Law Firm billing records)