Hillary Clinton's SUPPRESSED Thesis finally on line in its entirety

gopublius.com ^ | May 2, 1969 | Hillary Clinton

[AndrewWalden]

A PDF copy of Hillary Rodham’s senior thesis at Wellesley arrived in our inbox this morning. it is titled:

“There is only one fight …” an analysis of the Alinsky Model

Although I have no ‘loving wife’ to thank for keeping the children away while I wrote, I do have many friends and teachers who have contributed to the process of thesis-writing.

We have not had a chance to review and will do so today. Regardless, we wanted to post this as soon as possible to share with everyone. Hillary is running for President and it is important to know what she really believes. This document was hidden from public view during her husband’s presidency -= an apparent favor to the Clintons fromt he President of the university - and interest in it fell when the Clintons left office. Now with Hillary a top Democratic candidate for President the importance of this document has frothed to the surface again....

[Carry_Okie]

This is a graduate thesis from Wellesley?

My kids' term paper is better researched and written (they were 12 & 13 at the time).

[prairiebreeze]

bump for later read

[calcowgirl]

I hear ya.

Copyright—pffft! Most universities I’ve seen consider theses to be in the public domain unless they are registered otherwise.

Next thing you know, folks will be claiming her “privacy rights” were violated.

This isn’t about intellectual property. It is about hiding relevant public information from reaching voters. More Clinton cover-ups, nothing more.

[TChris]

Whoever the Republican nominee turns out to be, he had better take off the gloves and call Hillary out as an unabashed Socialist. Every possible parallel must be drawn between her and commies everywhere.

She is a clear and present danger to our country, just as real as if the USSR had attempted a coup on our government.

[bjcintennessee]

Ping

[Robert A Cook PE]

But, how do we know it has not been edited BEFORE release to the public?

Manuscripts (retyped into the computer for the Internet) can be “adjusted” easily.