Posted on 12/28/2007 7:58:08 AM PST by NCDragon
Recently, as only Hillary can do, she claimed that she was deeply involved in the Irish peace process. Bill has also picked up the theme, citing her independent role in resolving the century-old conflict as experience with which to justify a White House run.
How odd that Hillary forgot to mention her pivotal role in Ireland just four years ago, when she wrote her $8 million memoir, Living History. There, she told a very different story.
Her first mention of Ireland was in a discussion of Bills October 2004 trip:
The trip highlighted Bills milestones in foreign affairs. In addition to his pivotal role in easing the tensions in the Middle East, he was now focusing on the decades Long Troubles in Northern Ireland. (Emphasis added)
No memories of her own involvement in the Irish troubles.
Ireland next appeared in Hillarys memoirs in 1995, when the Clintons visited Belfast and Dublin. According to Hillary, while Bill met with the various factions of Irish politics, Hillary met with women leaders of the peace movement. Rather than discuss the difficulties of the peace process, Hillary focused on a teapot used by the women:
(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...
Sooooo....Hillary DID stay at home and have "tea's".Anyone else remember her "Stay at home and bake cookies and have tea's" bullcrap from earlier campaign's?
Lies come easy to her and bill and without a doubt all who follow them as religious leaders that they are.
It is quite conceivable, is it not, that after The Bill The Bimbos had taken, said Bimbos left behind certain mementos venereally pathogenic in nature? Vanderbilt Hospital knows all but releases nothing on the Clintons.
She is a little tea pot short and stout!
Tip me over and S*** pours out!!
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