[AZRepublican]

"Just last month, an anonymous commentator lamented on the conservative Web site Free Republic, "She's a Marxist. Saul Alinsky's student. I sure wish we could unearth that sealed thesis of hers that she wrote at Wellesley.""

[Jim Noble]

You know, I think Hillary Clinton is an extremely dangerous woman and I will do everything in my power to prevent her election to the presidency - but if you read what I wrote when I was 21 it would tell you nothing about my thinking now.

The thought that all the crap I wrote down when I was in college could be the measure of me 35 years later is chilling, and absurd.

[Fresh Wind]

Hillary has to let that thesis out. She is in danger of losing the support of the Democrat base to Hussein. It will shore up her "street cred". The average November voter is too involved with American Idol and Oprah to care.

[NonValueAdded]

ping .. get your reading glasses out.

[Eagles Talon IV]

Seeing as the Clinton's are the most untrustworthy people on this planet, it is more then likely the original Thesis was replaced by one more palatable to the general population.

Maybe the ink or paper on what is purported to be her Thesis can be analyzed to determine its age.

[theDentist]

Not to worry.... since anyone can get to it and read it, I expect a FOH or FOB will get hands on it and Berger-ize it. It'll be gone in a matter of days now.

[Savage Beast]

"A visitor to the Wellesley campus is buzzed in to the wood-paneled archives, but only after storing coat and briefcase in a locker outside."

It's a shame that such effective security measures are not enforced at the National Archives in Washington.

[Savage Beast]

BTW, do you suppose that if someone swiped a few documents from Wellesley by stuffing them into his britches, the incident would be shrugged off with a laugh?

[Lee'sGhost]

I read the article and have two observations. Note that they reveal almost nothing about the thesis and mostly focus on what she said about Alinsky in an historical way, not her opinions. Note also that this is really a preemptive strike. Out of all the media outlets that could have done this story it is no coincidence that it was first covered by a sympathetic MSNBC.

[DocRock]

bttt

[DCPatriot]

If Sandy Burger can switch/take/steal classified documents right under the fed's nose, I'm sure creating a more moderate thesis is not a problem.

[Tijeras_Slim]

Clinton's 92-page thesis

This thing has to be so stultifyingly boring that we probably won't wake up until well into her second term.

[Gay State Conservative]

Wellesley College is a very easy drive from me.I think I'll go down today and take a peek.

[Interesting Times]

Ping.

[Zeppo]

Just last month, an anonymous commentator lamented on the conservative Web site Free Republic, "She's a Marxist. Saul Alinsky's student. I sure wish we could unearth that sealed thesis of hers that she wrote at Wellesley."

See the actual post by onyx referenced in the MSNBC article.

[HIDEK6]

I remember writing one of these things in college.

The instructor I had was a commie pinhead.

I intentionally wrote a thesis that would sound like he had written.

I got my A and wondered if the commie-pinhead knew that he had been duped.

[Leisler]

If you want the short course on Hilary, and Mr. Bill, just rent the old Penthouse film, 'Caligula.'

[MindBender26]

As I read the comments below, I see many discounting this document. They do so so at their Conservative intellectual and tactical peril.

The Wellesley years are critical to understanding Hillary, and especially to understanding why she is so dangerous.

She entered that very exclusive women's school a church-going, rather asexual, moderately conservative Republican. She left Wellesley a actively gay-friendly radical leftist, bent on the destruction of the United States, or at least the destruction of its then-current form of government.

Along with her valedictory diatribe against Senator Edward Brooke, a Black republican from Massachusetts, these documents are both "birth certificates" and early life histories of the Hillary we see today.... and they are more. They are a road map to 1992... and 2008

Along with her first experiences with the radical priest who took her to see MLK, these are the years that made Hillary what she is today. Her years since have made her more brittle, more hate-filled and more skilled at hiding her true feelings, but never forget that these documents record the thoughts, plans and dreams of a far-left intellectual toddler in the first years of her radical life.

These years were filled with campus radicalism, all night "bull sessions" with her roommates; women who have now openly "come out," and her own dreams of "mattering."

Most of us were smart enough to follow the dictate to "as an adult, put away childish things." Hillary has only become more committed to the sophomoric and sapphic logic that permeated her college days.

In addition, she is even more angry at the world because of the price she paid to become a public figure. Hillary without Bill would be a boring lawyer, stuck in some nameless government agency. Hillary with Bill became a public figure, and a woman who is, deep in her soul, embarrassed to her core every day by the man who fathered the child she needed for the public's acceptance of her "mother" role.

She has not changed one iota. She has simply become more skilled at hiding her beleifs and plans. To read these documents will be to read a CAT scan of her plans for "Hillary's America.".

This is simply Mein Kampf, Passages, Communist Manifesto and Run Spot, Run; Run Hillary, Run..... all rolled into one insult to America.

[Chode]

lotta links in the article except to her rant, er thesis...

[AmericanMade1776]

"Personalize it"
Saul Alinsky's rules of power tactics, excerpted from his 1971 book "Rules for Radicals: A Practical Primer for Realistic Radicals"

1. Power is not only what you have but what the enemy thinks you have.

2. Never go outside the experience of your people.

3. Whenever possible go outside the experience of the enemy.

4. Make the enemy live up to their own book of rules.

5. Ridicule is man's most potent weapon.

6. A good tactic is one that your people enjoy.

7. A tactic that drags on too long becomes a drag.

8. Keep the pressure on.

9. The threat is usually more terrifying than the thing itself.

10. Maintain a constant pressure upon the opposition.

11. If you push a negative hard and deep enough it will break through into its counterside.

12. The price of a successful attack is a constructive alternative.

13. Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17388372/page/2/

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